The ruling on stoning the pillars on behalf of a pregnant woman
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Question:
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, this is a woman asking. She says: My wife went for Hajj, and I was seven months pregnant. When I wanted to go to stone the pillars, Khalid turned me back and stoned the three pillars on my behalf.
Answer:
That is fine; there is nothing on you. Since you were six months pregnant and you were afraid of the crowd, he stoned on your behalf as a proxy, so there is no blame on you, and the stoning is valid, if Allah wills.
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, this is a woman asking. She says: My wife went for Hajj, and I was seven months pregnant. When I wanted to go to stone the pillars, Khalid turned me back and stoned the three pillars on my behalf.
Answer:
That is fine; there is nothing on you. Since you were six months pregnant and you were afraid of the crowd, he stoned on your behalf as a proxy, so there is no blame on you, and the stoning is valid, if Allah wills.
Source
الإنابة في رمي الجمار — alfawzan.live
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