The ruling on staying overnight during the expedition to Tabuk

Question:
Or the Shaykh says that one should demand the obligation of staying alone until the dawn breaks, that the presence of thieves from four to night, that it is transferred during the day, and that we hear before the dawn breaks from a lone slave, just as the day went out before the next day,

Answer:
It does not need analogical reasoning; there is an explicit text in this matter. The text is that the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stayed until the dawn broke, he and those with him. This is an explicit text that does not need analogical reasoning. Therefore, many of the precise scholars, such as Ibn al-Qayyim, said that it is obligatory for the strong to stay overnight until the dawn breaks. If the situation requires that they leave with the weak because of the weak’s need for them, they leave, but they do not throw the pebbles until after the sun rises. This is what Ibn al-Qayyim holds in *Zad al-Ma'ad*, and this has a strong aspect. Yes, according to this opinion that Ibn al-Qayyim chose, if one throws the pebbles before the sun rises, he has committed a sin.