What is the ruling on one who is unable to perform the sacrificial animal in the Hajj of tamattu'?

Question:
We were a group of young men who performed the Hajj of tamattu' last year. The car we were riding in broke down, and we were unable to perform the sacrificial animal. That was on the thirteenth day, and the sun had set on us while we were in Mina and had not left it. What is required of us now? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
In this case, the discussion settles in Makkah regarding the tamattu': if you are able, [you perform the sacrifice], and whoever is not able fasts ten days, and praise be to Allah. As for your remaining in Mina until the sun set on the day of Tuesday, there is no blame on you for that. Every person remains in Mina when the sun sets. And if you stoned the pillars on the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth days after the sun passes its zenith, you have fulfilled what is required of you. But if you did not stone the pillars, you must gather to run with the stones. As for your remaining until the sun set on the day of Tuesday, that does not harm you.