The ruling on one who leaves off the stoning on the twelfth day and the farewell circumambulation
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Question:
This questioner says: As for a person in Hajj who left off the stoning on the twelfth day, thinking that this was part of hastening, and he departed without performing the farewell circumambulation, what is the ruling on the Hajj of such a person?
Answer:
His Hajj is valid, but it is deficient. He owes two expiations: one for leaving the stoning on the twelfth day, and one for leaving the farewell circumambulation, because he did not complete his Hajj. The farewell circumambulation is only after the completion of Hajj, and this person did not complete his Hajj. So he owes two expiations: one for leaving the stoning of the pillars on the twelfth day, and a second for the farewell circumambulation. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh.
This questioner says: As for a person in Hajj who left off the stoning on the twelfth day, thinking that this was part of hastening, and he departed without performing the farewell circumambulation, what is the ruling on the Hajj of such a person?
Answer:
His Hajj is valid, but it is deficient. He owes two expiations: one for leaving the stoning on the twelfth day, and one for leaving the farewell circumambulation, because he did not complete his Hajj. The farewell circumambulation is only after the completion of Hajj, and this person did not complete his Hajj. So he owes two expiations: one for leaving the stoning of the pillars on the twelfth day, and a second for the farewell circumambulation. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh.
Source
فتاوى على الهواء 16-03-1436هـ — af.org.sa (40:14)
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