The second consists of those who say that he performed Hajj as tamattu‘ (combining ‘umrah and Hajj), leaving ihram after ‘umrah and then entering ihram for Hajj, as stated by Judge Abū Ya‘lā (1) and others.
The third consists of those who say that he performed Hajj as tamattu‘ without leaving ihram, because he had brought sacrificial animals with him, but that he did not combine the two rites as qirān, as stated by Abū Muhammad (2) and others.
The fourth consists of those who say that he performed Hajj as qirān (combining Hajj and ‘umrah in a single ihram), performing the circumambulation of the Ka‘bah twice and the ritual walk between Safā and Marwah twice.
The fifth consists of those who say that he performed Hajj alone, then performed ‘umrah from al-Tan‘īm afterward.
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Five groups have also erred concerning his ihram:
The first consists of those who say that he recited the talbiyah (pilgrimage invocation) for ‘umrah alone and continued on that basis.
The second consists of those who say that he recited the talbiyah for Hajj alone and continued on that basis.
The third consists of those who say that he recited the talbiyah for Hajj (3) alone, then added ‘umrah to it, claiming that this was exclusive to him.
The fourth consists of those who say that he recited the talbiyah for ‘umrah alone, then subsequently added Hajj to it.
The fifth consists of those who say that he entered ihram without specifying a particular rite, then specified it after