200 – They unanimously agree that the obligatory circumambulation is Tawaf al-Ifadah.
201 – They unanimously agree that whoever postpones this circumambulation beyond the Day of Sacrifice and performs it during the Days of Tashriq has thereby discharged the duty Allah imposed upon him and is not liable for the delay.
202 – They unanimously agree that a child who is unable to stone the pillars has the stoning performed on his behalf.
203 – They unanimously agree that shortening the hair instead of shaving is sufficient. Al-Hasan al-Basri stood alone, maintaining that for the Hajj of Islam nothing suffices except shaving (1).
204 – They unanimously agree that anyone who travels to Mina outside the days of Hajj does not shorten the prayer.
205 – They unanimously agree that a [pilgrim] (2) who intends, during the first dispersal (al-nafr al-awwal), to leave Mina and head straight to his homeland outside the Sacred Precinct without staying in Mecca, is to depart only after the sun has passed its zenith on the second day, provided he has performed the stoning on the day after the Day of Sacrifice before setting out. Al-Hasan and al-Nakhaʿi held a contrary view.
206 – They unanimously agree that whoever engages in sexual intercourse before completing both the tawaf and the saʿy thereby invalidates his pilgrimage.
207 – They unanimously agree that when someone enters ihram for ʿumrah from outside the Haram, that ihram becomes binding upon him.
208 – They unanimously agree that if a person who has despaired (3) of reaching the House is allowed to exit ihram but refrains from doing so until the obstruction is removed, he must then proceed to the House and complete his rites.
209 – They unanimously agree that a person upon whom the Hajj of Islam is due and who is able is not absolved unless he performs the pilgrimage himself; another’s performing it on his behalf does not suffice.
210 – They unanimously agree that a man’s performing Hajj on behalf of a woman, and a woman’s performing Hajj on behalf of a man, each fulfils the obligation.