Note

1.      On the 10^th Zil Hajj it is Waajeeb for the Qaarin and Mutamattee to follow the sequence as outlined

          below:

                i.    To pelt the Big Shaitaan first, then

                ii.   To sacrifice an animal, then

                iii.  To trim or shave the hair.

2.      Of the obligatory fasts, 3 must be kept before 9^th Zil Hajj, (preferably consecutively and after the

          Ihraam of Umrah); the remaining 7 when convenient, (preferably consecutively, and after the days of

          Tashreek).

3.      If the first 3 fasts are not kept before 9^th Zil Hajj, then the animal sacrifice will still be binding.

4.      If the Qaarin or Mutamattee omitted the first 3 fasts and 9^th Zil Hajj lapsed, he will have no alternative

          but to slaughter the animal.

5.      If the Qaarin or Mutamattee is unable to slaughter an animal, he should become Halaal after performing

          Ramee and shaving/trimming the hair. As soon as he has the ability, he should make three Damms; one

          for being a Qaarin or Mutamattee; the second for coming out of the state of Ihraam and the third for

          delaying the Damm after the days of Nahr.

6.      If he finds the means of slaughtering an animal before, or within, the Days of Nahr (i.e. before 10^th, 11^th

          or 12^th Zil Hajj), but prior to shaving/trimming of the hair, then the obligation of fasting is waived, and

          the slaughtering becomes Waajeeb, (again).

7.      However, if he finds the means to slaughter an animal within, (or after the Days of Nahr), but after the

          shaving/trimming of the hair, he should observe the 7 fasts and do as he pleases with the animal.

8.      But if he observed the first 3 fasts in spite of possessing the means of slaughtering, and if the animal is

          still alive till the 1^st day of Nahr, (i.e. 10^th Zil Hajj), it will be Waajeeb upon him to slaughter this animal,

          and fasting alone will not suffice.

9.      If the animal in (8), above, died before 10^th Zil Hajj, then the fasting will be rendered lawful.

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