The ruling on one who stoned the pillars before the sun reaches its zenith on the days of Tashriq
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Question:
And the nature of the Shaykh, that he did not complete the journey and then came to his country. The sand. And Allah, not before the time.
Answer:
He must pay a fidyah (ransom payment). If he stoned the pillars before the sun reaches its zenith on the days of Tashriq and returned to his country, then realized he was mistaken, he must pay the fidyah. That means he sends money to Makkah with someone he trusts to buy a fidyah to be slaughtered in Makkah. If he goes himself, that is better. The important thing is that it is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor, whether he slaughters it or his agent slaughters it. If he is unable to do so because of poverty and cannot afford to buy a fidyah, he fasts for ten days. This is because stoning the pillars is an obligatory part of Hajj, and whoever leaves an obligatory act must pay a fidyah.
And the nature of the Shaykh, that he did not complete the journey and then came to his country. The sand. And Allah, not before the time.
Answer:
He must pay a fidyah (ransom payment). If he stoned the pillars before the sun reaches its zenith on the days of Tashriq and returned to his country, then realized he was mistaken, he must pay the fidyah. That means he sends money to Makkah with someone he trusts to buy a fidyah to be slaughtered in Makkah. If he goes himself, that is better. The important thing is that it is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor, whether he slaughters it or his agent slaughters it. If he is unable to do so because of poverty and cannot afford to buy a fidyah, he fasts for ten days. This is because stoning the pillars is an obligatory part of Hajj, and whoever leaves an obligatory act must pay a fidyah.
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