The Meaning of the Phrase "Do It, There Is No Harm" and the Order of the Acts on the Day of 'Id

Question:
The phrase "Do it, there is no harm," Honorable Shaykh, what is meant by it?

Answer:
This concerns the acts of the Day of 'Id, the acts of the Day of 'Id. The sunnah (recommended practice) is that one throws the pebbles at the pillar, then after throwing the pebbles he slaughters his sacrificial animal, then he shaves his head or shortens his hair, then he performs tawaf (circumambulation) of the House and sa'y (walking between al-Safa and al-Marwah) if he has sa'y to do. The order of these acts is in this pattern, and this is better. And if he brings some of them forward before others on the Day of 'Id, there is no harm, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was not asked on this day, meaning the Day of 'Id, about anything being brought forward, meaning from these four acts, or delayed, or the three, or . Yes.