and for ʿumrah as well.

Bakr said: I related that to Ibn ʿUmar, and he replied, “He pronounced the talbiyah for Hajj alone.” (1)

This report has reached us through the Musnad of Aḥmad, so in this regard Ibn Ḥazm and I are on the same footing.

And with this same chain (2) — reaching Ibn Ḥazm concerning the books that al-Muʿtaḍid ibn ʿAbbād (3) had burned — he said:

If you burn the parchment, you cannot burn what it contains;
its contents are lodged within my breast.
It travels with me whenever my mounts set out,
comes to rest when I dismount, and will be buried in my grave.
Spare me the torching of vellum and paper; instead speak with knowledge,
so that people may recognise the one who truly knows.
Otherwise, go back to your desks from the very beginning—
for between you and what you seek lie many veils ordained by God.
In the same way, the Christians burn the Qur’an whenever their hands gain the upper hand in the frontier towns. (4)

And with this chain as well (5) Ibn Ḥazm said:

“I call Allah and the angels to witness that I do not regard speculative opinion or analogical reasoning as religion.”