The ruling on staying overnight in al-'Aziziyah instead of Mina during the days of Tashriq

Question:
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: Some people stayed overnight in al-'Aziziyah in Makkah instead of Mina during the days of Tashriq. Do they owe anything? Of course, they stoned the pillars and then returned to stay overnight in al-'Aziziyah, and they were following...

Answer:
If they did not find a place in Mina, they did not find a place in Mina, then they are excused.
They are excused. They did not find a place and could not go at night to walk and stay overnight in Mina and return, or they were unable, or sick, or elderly and could not go to Mina. This is an excuse; they are excused. An obligation is dropped when there is inability. Fear Allah as much as you are able. But the best...
...and the most complete for one who does not find a place in Mina is to stay at the edge of the pilgrims' area, close to Mina. He stays at the edge of the pilgrims, close to Mina, and does not go to al-'Aziziyah or al-'Ashq or the air-conditioned places. He does not come back disheveled and dusty, resting himself. He becomes with the pilgrims, staying with the pilgrims, even if it is outside of it. Yes.