Ruling on Carrying a Sick Person During Tawaf
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Question:
Following this, a message was received for the program from al-Zulfi, sent by the listener Abdulaziz Hamad al-Dakhil. The brother Abdulaziz has a case in which he says: I performed Hajj as a mutamatti’ with my wife, and during the tawaf for ‘Umrah, my wife became tired and exhausted because she is pregnant. After she completed the first lap, I had to take her out of the tawaf area, and then I continued my tawaf and completed my ‘Umrah. The next day, I brought her so she could complete her ‘Umrah, but after she had completed three laps, she felt dizzy and tired, and I took her out of the tawaf area. Then, I carried her to complete the tawaf, and she completed the ‘Umrah, praise be to Allah. My question is: Is my action valid? And is there anything required of me when I had to take her out and then completed my tawaf? And is there anything required of my wife when she completed three laps, then rested, and then completed her tawaf by being carried? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
There is no blame in any of this, and praise be to Allah. You are to be thanked and rewarded; may Allah reward you with good. If she becomes tired and it is difficult for her, there is nothing wrong with carrying her, or having her perform tawaf in a vehicle, praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Following this, a message was received for the program from al-Zulfi, sent by the listener Abdulaziz Hamad al-Dakhil. The brother Abdulaziz has a case in which he says: I performed Hajj as a mutamatti’ with my wife, and during the tawaf for ‘Umrah, my wife became tired and exhausted because she is pregnant. After she completed the first lap, I had to take her out of the tawaf area, and then I continued my tawaf and completed my ‘Umrah. The next day, I brought her so she could complete her ‘Umrah, but after she had completed three laps, she felt dizzy and tired, and I took her out of the tawaf area. Then, I carried her to complete the tawaf, and she completed the ‘Umrah, praise be to Allah. My question is: Is my action valid? And is there anything required of me when I had to take her out and then completed my tawaf? And is there anything required of my wife when she completed three laps, then rested, and then completed her tawaf by being carried? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
There is no blame in any of this, and praise be to Allah. You are to be thanked and rewarded; may Allah reward you with good. If she becomes tired and it is difficult for her, there is nothing wrong with carrying her, or having her perform tawaf in a vehicle, praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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