Muḥriman is an accusative circumstantial expression (ḥāl), indicating that the pilgrim remains in ihram. Bi-Makkata states the place of residence.
Kullamā badā lahu means whenever he wishes or it seems appropriate; it does not require nonstop tawaf.
Muḥriman is an accusative circumstantial expression (ḥāl), indicating that the pilgrim remains in ihram. Bi-Makkata states the place of residence.
Kullamā badā lahu means whenever he wishes or it seems appropriate; it does not require nonstop tawaf.
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Book of Hajj: Sa’y between Safa and Marwa and the Day of Tarwiyah
Muḥriman is an accusative circumstantial expression (ḥāl), indicating that the pilgrim remains in ihram. Bi-Makkata states the place of residence.
Kullamā badā lahu means whenever he wishes or it seems appropriate; it does not require nonstop tawaf.