Al-Kafi 7368

Translation

Muhammad Bin Yahya, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad, from Al Husayn Bin Saeed, from Al Qasim Bin Muhammad, from Ali Bin Abu Hamza who said, ‘I asked Abu Al-Hassan^asws about one in <span class="iTxt">Ihraam</span> falling upon his wife. So he^asws said: ‘He has come to a grievous matter’. I said, ‘Issue a verdict to me’. So he^asws said: ‘Did he coerce (force) her or did he not coerce her?’ I said, ‘Issue a verdict regarding both together’. So he^asws said: ‘If he had coerced her, so upon him would be two sacrificial animals; and if did not happen to have coerced her, so upon him would be a sacrificial animal, and upon her would be a sacrificial animal, and they would both be separate from the place in which they did what they did, until they both end up to Makkah, and upon them both would be the Hajj of the next year, it being inevitable from it’. He (the narrator) said, ‘I said, ‘So when they both end up to Makkah, so she would still be his wife just as she used to be?’ So he^asws said: ‘Yes. She would be his wife just as she used to be. So when they both end up to the place which from the two of them was what was, separated would be effected between them until they were free from their <span class="iTxt">Ihraam</span>. So it would have been ended from them. My^asws father^asws was saying that’. And in another report, ‘(He^asws said): ‘So if he was not able upon a sacrificial animal, so he should feed sixty poor ones, for each poor one being one <span class="iTxt">Mudd</span> (approximated 750 gms of food). So if he was not able, then he should Fast for eighteen days, and upon her as well would be similar to it if he did not happen to have coerced her’.

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