The ruling on the fidyah of one who stoned the pillars before the sun passed its zenith and then returned to his country
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Question:
And Honorable Shaykh, what is the ruling on what his brother from Sawaad did, then he returned to his country?
Answer:
And he sang. Of course, before the time. He must pay a fidyah if he stoned before the sun passed its zenith on the days of Tashreeq and returned to his country, then realized he was mistaken. He must pay the fidyah, meaning he sends money to Makkah with someone he trusts to buy a fidyah and slaughter it in Makkah. And if he goes himself, that is better. The important thing is that it is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor, whether he slaughters it or his agent slaughters it. If he is unable due to poverty and cannot afford to buy a fidyah, he fasts ten days. He fasts ten days. Yes. Ahmad ibn Shakir. Because stoning the pillars is an obligatory duty of Hajj, and whoever leaves an obligatory duty must pay a fidyah. Yes.
And Honorable Shaykh, what is the ruling on what his brother from Sawaad did, then he returned to his country?
Answer:
And he sang. Of course, before the time. He must pay a fidyah if he stoned before the sun passed its zenith on the days of Tashreeq and returned to his country, then realized he was mistaken. He must pay the fidyah, meaning he sends money to Makkah with someone he trusts to buy a fidyah and slaughter it in Makkah. And if he goes himself, that is better. The important thing is that it is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor, whether he slaughters it or his agent slaughters it. If he is unable due to poverty and cannot afford to buy a fidyah, he fasts ten days. He fasts ten days. Yes. Ahmad ibn Shakir. Because stoning the pillars is an obligatory duty of Hajj, and whoever leaves an obligatory duty must pay a fidyah. Yes.
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