and Alī objected to this. She said, “My father instructed me to do this.” He said that, while in Iraq, Alī would recount how he had gone to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ to complain about Fātima because of what she had done and to ask him for a ruling concerning what she had reported from him. Alī told him that he had objected to her actions, and the Prophet replied, “She spoke the truth; she spoke the truth!”)1 The Prophet asked, “What did you say when you entered ihram for Hajj?” Alī replied, “I said: O Allah, I enter ihram for that for which Your Messenger has entered ihram.” The Prophet said, “I have sacrificial animals with me, so do not leave ihram.”

26—He said: The combined total of the sacrificial animals that Alī had brought from Yemen and those brought by the Prophet ﷺ was one hundred.

27—He said: All the people left ihram and shortened their hair, except the Prophet ﷺ and those who had sacrificial animals with them.

28—When the Day of al-Tarwiya2 came, they set out for Minā,

29—and entered ihram for Hajj.

30—The Prophet ﷺ mounted and prayed there the Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Ishā, and Fajr prayers.

31—Then he remained there for a short while until the sun rose,