The prevented pilgrim: those who said he leaves ihram once his sacrificial animal is slaughtered

Al-Zuhri said: Whoever is prevented by war should slaughter (his sacrifice) where he was held back, and he becomes free (from the restrictions of ihram) regarding women and everything else, just as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did (at the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah).

Alqamah said concerning the one who is prevented (muhsar): He should send his hady, and when it has been slaughtered, he comes out of ihram.

Ibrahim said: Sa'id bin Jubayr asked me about this, and I informed him. He said: This is what Sayyiduna Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) said.

Urwah said concerning the one who is prevented (muhsar): When he returns, nothing becomes lawful for him except his head (to shave).

Ata said: He becomes free of every restriction; he is now in the position of a person not in ihram.

Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: When his sacrificial animal (hady) has been slaughtered, he should come out of ihram.

Al-Aswad said: A man of the Wahbil tribe was prevented (from completing the rites). Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: When his sacrificial animal (hady) has been slaughtered, everything that was forbidden becomes lawful for him.

Al-Hasan said concerning the one who is prevented (muhsar): He sends the sacrificial animal (hady), and when it has been slaughtered he comes out of ihram, and he owes a make-up Hajj the following year.

Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) used to say: When a man has committed himself to Hajj and is then prevented, he sends his sacrificial animal (hady). When the hady reaches its place (of slaughter), then if he wishes he may go back, and he becomes free of some things while others remain forbidden to him.

Ibn Awn said: I asked Salim and al-Qasim about the one who is prevented (muhsar), and they too said the same as the view of Muhammad.

Amir said: When the sacrificial animal (hady) of the one who is prevented has been slaughtered, everything becomes lawful for him.