Ruling on staying in Makkah after the Farewell Tawaf
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Question:
In the last of the questioner’s questions, Sabri, a resident of Abha, says: About two years ago, a group of men and women performed Hajj, and praise be to Allah, this Hajj was completed, and the Farewell Tawaf was performed, around eleven o’clock to twelve o’clock at night, with the intention of going to Jeddah that same night. However, a group left, while the rest stayed until after the Fajr prayer. Is there anything required of these people, O Shaykh?
Answer:
They owe nothing; because this delay does not harm. It is a light matter. If one performs the Farewell Tawaf at night and it becomes morning, or if one performs it at the end of the day and travels after the Isha prayer, there is no blame in any of this. A slight delay is excused, if Allah wills. Yes.
In the last of the questioner’s questions, Sabri, a resident of Abha, says: About two years ago, a group of men and women performed Hajj, and praise be to Allah, this Hajj was completed, and the Farewell Tawaf was performed, around eleven o’clock to twelve o’clock at night, with the intention of going to Jeddah that same night. However, a group left, while the rest stayed until after the Fajr prayer. Is there anything required of these people, O Shaykh?
Answer:
They owe nothing; because this delay does not harm. It is a light matter. If one performs the Farewell Tawaf at night and it becomes morning, or if one performs it at the end of the day and travels after the Isha prayer, there is no blame in any of this. A slight delay is excused, if Allah wills. Yes.
Source
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