I did not complete some of the rites for the young girls due to the crowds and illness
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Fatwa number ( 14288 )
Q1: I performed the obligatory Hajj this year, 1410 AH, accompanied by members of my family, nine in total. The intention was ifrad for myself and for all of them from the miqat. I did not complete some of the rites for the young girls among them, whose ages are 10, 7, 5, and 3 years, due to the crowds and illness, and then because I thought that the Hajj of Islam does not fall off their shoulders, and more importantly, I was ignorant and did not know, or was not aware, of the religious matters that would be incumbent upon me if
they did not complete the rites, and I did not ask at the time. When I returned, I was told that I am required to do certain things that must be done for them, since I had intended on their behalf. Therefore, I ask you to inform me of what is required so that I may try to do it, if Allah wills. I ask that this be written down, and on my letter and its return, for I am living in anxiety, thought, and confusion, fearing the loss of reward. May Allah reward you all with good. What is obligatory for me to do? The daughter who is 10 years old did not perform the sa'y. I do not know whether I stoned the large Jamrah al-Aqabah on her behalf or not ? As for the other jamrah for the three days of Tashriq, I stoned them on her behalf
A1 : You must take the aforementioned girl back and perform the sa'y with her, and you owe a sacrificial animal for leaving the stoning of Jamrah al-Aqabah on her behalf, unless it is more likely in your opinion that you did stone it on her behalf, in which case you owe no expiation.
Q1: I performed the obligatory Hajj this year, 1410 AH, accompanied by members of my family, nine in total. The intention was ifrad for myself and for all of them from the miqat. I did not complete some of the rites for the young girls among them, whose ages are 10, 7, 5, and 3 years, due to the crowds and illness, and then because I thought that the Hajj of Islam does not fall off their shoulders, and more importantly, I was ignorant and did not know, or was not aware, of the religious matters that would be incumbent upon me if
they did not complete the rites, and I did not ask at the time. When I returned, I was told that I am required to do certain things that must be done for them, since I had intended on their behalf. Therefore, I ask you to inform me of what is required so that I may try to do it, if Allah wills. I ask that this be written down, and on my letter and its return, for I am living in anxiety, thought, and confusion, fearing the loss of reward. May Allah reward you all with good. What is obligatory for me to do? The daughter who is 10 years old did not perform the sa'y. I do not know whether I stoned the large Jamrah al-Aqabah on her behalf or not ? As for the other jamrah for the three days of Tashriq, I stoned them on her behalf
A1 : You must take the aforementioned girl back and perform the sa'y with her, and you owe a sacrificial animal for leaving the stoning of Jamrah al-Aqabah on her behalf, unless it is more likely in your opinion that you did stone it on her behalf, in which case you owe no expiation.
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