FORMS OF HAJJ
276—A person wishing to enter the state of ihrām may choose between tamattu—which is the best form—qirān, and ifrād.
277—Tamattu consists of entering the state of ihrām for Umrah during the months of Hajj, completing it, and then entering the state of ihrām for Hajj in the same year. He must offer a sacrificial animal1 unless he is among those residing near the Sacred Mosque.
278—Ifrād consists of entering the state of ihrām for Hajj alone2.
279—Qirān consists of:
A—Entering the state of ihrām for both together.
B—Or entering the state of ihrām for Umrah and then incorporating Hajj into it before beginning its tawāf.
280—The pilgrim performing tamattu3 is compelled to adopt this form4:
A—If he fears missing the standing at Arafah should he occupy himself with his Umrah.