Leaving the stay, the stoning, and the farewell for travel due to the child's illness
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The questioner:
This questioner says: I completed all the rites of Hajj, and on the Day of Sacrifice, at midday, I called my family in Madinah, and they told me that your son has been admitted to the hospital, and you must be present, so I traveled, and what
The Shaykh:
Repeat.
The questioner:
This questioner says: I completed all the rites of Hajj. On the Day of Sacrifice, at noon, I called my family in Madinah, and they told me that your son has been admitted to the hospital, and you must be present. So I traveled, and I appointed someone to perform the stoning on my behalf. I did not stay in Mina because of my travel for my son's illness. What is obligatory for me in this matter? May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh:
Because it appears that you owe a blood sacrifice for the stoning, for the stay, and for the farewell—three in total. That is, your son's illness was not in your hands; it was with the doctors, and praise be to Allah. The obligatory thing was to complete your Hajj. He owes two, or rather three: one for the stay, one for the stoning of the pillars, and one for the farewell. May Allah guide us and guide us, with repentance and seeking forgiveness. We ask Allah for safety.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good,
This questioner says: I completed all the rites of Hajj, and on the Day of Sacrifice, at midday, I called my family in Madinah, and they told me that your son has been admitted to the hospital, and you must be present, so I traveled, and what
The Shaykh:
Repeat.
The questioner:
This questioner says: I completed all the rites of Hajj. On the Day of Sacrifice, at noon, I called my family in Madinah, and they told me that your son has been admitted to the hospital, and you must be present. So I traveled, and I appointed someone to perform the stoning on my behalf. I did not stay in Mina because of my travel for my son's illness. What is obligatory for me in this matter? May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh:
Because it appears that you owe a blood sacrifice for the stoning, for the stay, and for the farewell—three in total. That is, your son's illness was not in your hands; it was with the doctors, and praise be to Allah. The obligatory thing was to complete your Hajj. He owes two, or rather three: one for the stay, one for the stoning of the pillars, and one for the farewell. May Allah guide us and guide us, with repentance and seeking forgiveness. We ask Allah for safety.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good,
Source
فتاوى الحج ١٤١٠ هـ - ١١ — archive.org (34:40)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.