A person in ihram who owes an expiation: where is it to be given?

Sayyiduna al-Husayn bin Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) set out for Hajj and fell ill on the way. He pointed to his head. The people said to Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him): "Al-Husayn is pointing to his head." Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) ordered that a camel be given in charity on his behalf to the people along the way, and had his hair shaved.

Mujahid said: The muhrim may pay the fidyah wherever he wishes.

Tawus said: Blood (sacrifice), charity or the compensation for game is to be paid in Makkah, and the fasting he may do wherever he wishes.

Ata said: Whatever is a blood sacrifice is to be paid in Makkah, and whatever is fasting or charity may be done wherever he wishes.

Al-Hasan and Ata said: Every obligatory blood sacrifice is to be slaughtered in Makkah.

Ibrahim said: Whatever is compensation for a violation is to be paid in Makkah, and charity and fasting may be done wherever he wishes.

Likewise (through another chain), from Hammad, from Ibrahim.

Ibrahim said: Whatever is compensation (jaza') is to be paid in Makkah, and charity and fasting wherever you wish.

Ata said: The blood sacrifice is to be paid in Makkah.