A man who fasts during tamattu

Ibrahim said: If a man is fasting for Hajj al-Tamattu', then he finds a sacrificial animal (hady) before completing his fasts, he should give up the fasting.

Ata said regarding a man who fasts the three days during the days of Hajj, then a sacrificial animal (hady) becomes available to him while he is still in Makkah: the sacrifice is binding on him.

Sa'id bin Jubayr and Ikrimah said: If a sacrificial animal becomes available to him before he has his head shaved, he should slaughter it.

Mujahid used to say regarding the ransom (fidyah): fasting, or charity, or a sacrifice, whichever of these is easy for him during his Hajj and Umrah.

Sulayman bin Musa said: If he is in Hajj, then until he leaves the state of ihram; and if he is in Umrah, then until he performs tawaf of the House.

Ata, Ibn Sirin and al-Hasan said: If you have fasted (for Tamattu') in Hajj, then you find a sacrificial animal before finishing your fasts, offer the expiation; and if you find it after your fasts are complete, then no expiation is due from you.