This includes, then, three rules:

 INTRODUCTION

   This includes, then, three rules:

 a) Firstly, the Muslim who wishes to continue the 'Umra by carrying out the Hagg, and wishes to escape the sacral restrictions, from the end of his career between As Safa and Al Marwa, until he retakes the Ihrám of the Hagg, must offer at least one ram and at most one camel Cheapest Umrah Packages UK. You should not offer it before taking the Ihrám of the Hagg and neither, between the 'Umra and the Hagg. In fact, it is not called mutamatti 'but when it passes from' Umra to Hagg, and not before. 

   b) If he can not present an offering, or if something prevents him, he should fast for three days during the Hagg, as long as he is muhrim. The fast must begin on the eighth day of Dhu'l Hiyya and continue until the end of the stop on Mount 'Arafat.

If you can not fast these three days, you can leave it until the end of the days of Al Tashriq, and then you should fast three days before beginning, the Tawaf al Ifada. Once returned to his home, the pilgrim must fast for another seven days, thus completing the cycle of ten days of fasting according to the prescriptions of God, which are found in the above-quoted verse of the Qur'an. 

 c) This offering or fast is a ransom for the period during which one escapes the Ihram, and which is only observed by those who do not live within the limits of Mecca. In a word, this prescription does not apply to the inhabitants of Mecca.