فصل [في القران والتمتع]

القرانالقرانQirānContextual gloss

Qirān (combining ḥajj with ʿumrah [in one iḥrām]) is better than tamattuʾ and better than ifrād (ḥajj alone).

وصفته:وصفته:And its description:Contextual gloss

Its description is that one enters consecration [with intention] for ʿumrah and ḥajj together from the mīqāt; when he enters Makkah he begins with ʿumrah, then proceeds to ḥajj; when he stones the Jamrah on the Day of Sacrifice he slaughters blood [owing] if able—otherwise he fasts three days, the last of them [being] the Day of ʿArafah, and seven upon his return.

والتمتعوالتمتعAnd tamattuʾContextual gloss

Tamattuʾ is better than ifrād; its description is that he enters consecration [solely] for ʿumrah from the mīqāt; when he enters Makkah he completes ʿumrah and leaves iḥrām; then on the Day of Tarwiyah he consecrates himself for ḥajj from [within] the ḥaram—and he does whatever the solitary [pilgrim] does; upon him lies the blood [offering] or its substitute, like the pilgrim performing qirān.