Case 1: a serious hostile obstacle makes continued travel or required rites inaccessible. This raises the enemy-obstruction case.
Case 2: severe illness prevents the pilgrim from moving onward. This raises illness-related ihsar.
Case 3: ordinary fatigue or a delay does not, by itself, establish the legal category.
The classification depends on the actual obstacle and ability to complete the relevant rites.
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Bab al-Ihsar — Obstruction, Hady, Release from Ihram and Makeup Rites
Case 1: a serious hostile obstacle makes continued travel or required rites inaccessible. This raises the enemy-obstruction case.
Case 2: severe illness prevents the pilgrim from moving onward. This raises illness-related ihsar.
Case 3: ordinary fatigue or a delay does not, by itself, establish the legal category.
The classification depends on the actual obstacle and ability to complete the relevant rites.