Hurrying to leave Muzdalifah after the middle of the night, then performing tawaf and sa'y: Is there anything required of him?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: If a person hurries to leave Muzdalifah after the middle of the night, then goes to the Haram and performs tawaf and sa'y, is there anything required of him?

Answer:
No. For what reason? The day of 'Id has begun. If he began with tawaf and sa'y, if he began with stoning the pillars, if he began with shaving or shortening the hair, or the details, he was not asked about anything being brought forward or delayed on this day except that he said, "Do it, and there is no harm." On this day, between these three things, he was not asked about anything being brought forward or delayed among these three things, specifically on this day, except that he said, "Do it, and there is no harm." Some pretenders to knowledge took his statement, "Do it, and there is no harm," and issued a book on all of Hajj saying, "Do it, and there is no harm." He said, "Do it, and there is no harm" for all the acts of Hajj. This is a mistake, applying the hadith to something other than its proper context. Yes.