The ruling on delaying the stoning of the pillars due to military regulations
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Question:
May Allah reward you. He is a military student, may you live long. They are staying in Mina and will, of course, stone the pillars tomorrow, if Allah wills. And if he comes tomorrow, may you live long, and they stay, it is necessary because of the military regulations, and they take them early in the morning and go to Muzdalifah to their camp in the National Guard. He wants, may you live long, to appoint someone to stone the pillars on his behalf tomorrow because he cannot go out; the military regulations do not allow him. May Allah reward you with good. No, no, no.
Answer:
The military regulations must take precedence over the military regulations, and it is not permissible to delay until he performs the farewell tawaf. This is not permissible; this is tampering. The stoning of the pillars must be done in congregation, then the tawaf and the farewell, and then the soldier leaves.
May Allah reward you. He is a military student, may you live long. They are staying in Mina and will, of course, stone the pillars tomorrow, if Allah wills. And if he comes tomorrow, may you live long, and they stay, it is necessary because of the military regulations, and they take them early in the morning and go to Muzdalifah to their camp in the National Guard. He wants, may you live long, to appoint someone to stone the pillars on his behalf tomorrow because he cannot go out; the military regulations do not allow him. May Allah reward you with good. No, no, no.
Answer:
The military regulations must take precedence over the military regulations, and it is not permissible to delay until he performs the farewell tawaf. This is not permissible; this is tampering. The stoning of the pillars must be done in congregation, then the tawaf and the farewell, and then the soldier leaves.
Source
فتاوى الحج - ٢ — archive.org (20:51)
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