Taking the incapacitated to al-'Aziziyah and the agent stoning the pillars
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Question:
This is more beneficial for the brothers who are far away and do not hear or know the words of some of the questioners. The first question: The questioner asks, is it permissible for one who hastens to take the women and the incapacitated to al-'Aziziyah, and enter and stone the pillars on their behalf?
Answer:
If they are incapacitated, there is no harm, and they do not stone. If they go out to al-Jazirah and are not incapacitated, they return, and if they do not stone, as for the incapacitated sick woman, the one who is old in age, and the one for whom there is fear for her life due to her pregnancy, there is no harm. But if they go out to al-Jazirah in the morning, they must return to the place of stoning and wait until after the afternoon, both the men and the women together.
This is more beneficial for the brothers who are far away and do not hear or know the words of some of the questioners. The first question: The questioner asks, is it permissible for one who hastens to take the women and the incapacitated to al-'Aziziyah, and enter and stone the pillars on their behalf?
Answer:
If they are incapacitated, there is no harm, and they do not stone. If they go out to al-Jazirah and are not incapacitated, they return, and if they do not stone, as for the incapacitated sick woman, the one who is old in age, and the one for whom there is fear for her life due to her pregnancy, there is no harm. But if they go out to al-Jazirah in the morning, they must return to the place of stoning and wait until after the afternoon, both the men and the women together.
Source
فتاوى الحج 1410 هـ - 4 — archive.org (48:30)
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