Shaving the head after stoning the pillars
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Q4: A group of pilgrims performing tamattu' on the Day of Sacrifice stoned the pillars and shaved their heads. As for the sacrificial animal, they entrusted a friend of theirs in Makkah and took a pledge from him that he would sacrifice on their behalf early on the Day of Sacrifice. The pilgrims removed their ihram after stoning and shaving, confident that their friend would fulfill the pledge. However, at night he excused himself, saying that he had delayed the slaughter until the Maghrib prayer because he had become tired after slaughtering half of the animals. The question is: Does this delay in slaughter affect the removal of ihram or not?
A4: There is no harm in shaving the head after stoning the pillars, even if the sacrificial animal has not been slaughtered. Therefore, there is no blame on them for what they did. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
A4: There is no harm in shaving the head after stoning the pillars, even if the sacrificial animal has not been slaughtered. Therefore, there is no blame on them for what they did. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
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