Which of the two is best; the last ten of Ramadhaan or the [first] ten of Dhul-Hijjah?
Category: Pilgrimage [حج و عمرة]
Performed tawaaf, sa’ee and salaah without wudhoo
One of the brothers broke wind whilst [performing] tawaaf, and he was [later] compelled to pray [the obligatory salaah] whilst he was performing sa’ee [between as-safaa and al-marwaa] because he wasn’t able to get to water [to make wudhoo]; so what is the ruling regarding his tawaaf, sa’ee and salaah.
Carrying out the udh.hiyah sacrifice abroad
Is it permissible to pay the price of [having] the [udh.hiyah] sacrifice [carried out], or is it better to [personally] undertake the [udh.hiyah] sacrifice and take some of [the meat]?
Obligatory prayer takes place whilst performing tawaaf or sa’ee
Whilst performing the sa’ee, the Maghrib prayer took place, so I prayed and thereafter [continued with and] completed the sa’ee; so is that sa’ee correct?
Having a nosebleed whilst in the state of ihraam
[Whilst in the state of ihraam] blood began dripping from my nose, so do I have to pay a penalty?
She performed hajj without her mahram
Is the hajj of the woman [who travelled] without her mahram nullified?
Praying wearing only the lower part of the ihraam
Sometimes in Makkah, some men pray wearing the lower part of their ihraam, without the upper part; so should they be advise not to do so?
The excellence of offering the sacrifice in Makkah
Does the slaughter of the sacrifice in Makkah have any excellence attached to it, than doing so outside of Makkah?
The ruling regarding Hajj without a permit
What is the ruling regarding [performing] hajj without a [government-issue] permit; there are some [hajj services] groups which don’t have a [government-issue] permit – and they take along with them pilgrims who [also] don’t have a [government-issue] permit. Is such a hajj considered correct? And are these people liable for sin when they fulfill an obligation in this manner?
Touching and seeking blessings from the kiswah
Touching and seeking blessings from the cover of the Ka’bah (kiswah) is an innovation