54 – It is permissible to cover the distance between the two mounts while riding, yet walking was more pleasing to the Prophet ﷺ.¹

55 – Should one, during the saʿy, supplicate: “Lord, forgive and have mercy; You alone are the Most Mighty, the Most Generous,” there is no objection, for this wording is authentically reported from several early authorities.²

56 – When he finishes the seventh lap at Marwah, he trims his hair,³ thereby completing the ʿumrah. All that was forbidden because of iḥrām now becomes lawful, and he remains in this state of release until the Day of Tarwiyah.

57 – Anyone who assumed iḥrām with an intention other than the ʿumrah of tamattuʿ and did not bring along the sacrificial animal (hady) from outside the Sanctuary must exit iḥrām, acting upon the Prophet’s command ﷺ and avoiding his displeasure. Whoever has brought the hady remains in iḥrām and does not disengage from it until after stoning on the Day of Sacrifice.