The Order of the Jamarat and the Effect of a Defect in One of Them
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Question:
The fourth question asks: Are the three jamarat of the eleventh day and the days following it connected in terms of validity, such that if one neglects one, the defect affects all of them, or not?
Answer:
Yes, they are connected. If one neglects the first, the defect extends to what follows it. However, if one neglects the last, the defect is specific to the last. So, if one neglects the first, he must repeat stoning the first and then what follows it. If he neglects the second, he must repeat stoning the second, and so on. He does not stone the second until after the first, and he does not stone the third until after the second, in order.
The fourth question asks: Are the three jamarat of the eleventh day and the days following it connected in terms of validity, such that if one neglects one, the defect affects all of them, or not?
Answer:
Yes, they are connected. If one neglects the first, the defect extends to what follows it. However, if one neglects the last, the defect is specific to the last. So, if one neglects the first, he must repeat stoning the first and then what follows it. If he neglects the second, he must repeat stoning the second, and so on. He does not stone the second until after the first, and he does not stone the third until after the second, in order.
Source
فتاوى الحج - ٣ — archive.org (2:34)
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