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3078. It was narrated from 'Ikrimah, from 'Abdullâh bin Râfi', the freed slave of Umm Salamah, that he said: "I asked Hajjâ bin 'Amr about a Muhrim being prevented (from completing Hajj). He said: 'The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ said: "Whoever breaks a bone, falls sick or becomes lame, has exited Ihrâm, and he has to perform Hajj the following year."
'Ikrimah said: "So I narrated that to Ibn 'Abbâs and Abu Hurairah
and both of them said: "He said the truth."
'Abdur-Razzāq said: "I found it in the book of Hishām Dastawā'ī. I brought it to Ma'mar, and he read it to me, or, I read it to him."
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After entering in the state of Ihrâm, if a pilgrim (who is on the way to perform 'Umrah or Hajj) is prevented from continuing his pilgrimage, then he is called Muhsar.
If such a person is certain that he cannot continue his journey, then he has to terminate his Ihrâm at that place. If he has a sacrificial animal with him then he must slaughter it where he is prevented, as the Prophet ﷺ and his Companions did at Hudaibiyyah.
Any Hajj that is not completed due to any excuse, is not considered a complete Hajj. So, if one can afford Hajj later, he has to perform the Hajj.
