Staying the night and stoning the pillars for one who hears the Maghrib call while in his car in Mina
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The questioner:
I intended to hasten in my Hajj, and while we were in the car, the call to Maghrib prayer was made for us in Mina. So, is it obligatory for me to stay overnight and throw the pebbles? And if we left without staying overnight or throwing the pebbles, is one sacrifice or two required of me?
The Shaykh:
If he reaches the night of the thirteenth in Mina while sitting and staying, he is required to stay the night until he stones the pillars on the thirteenth day. However, if he has already departed, there is no harm; the correct view is that he may proceed, because he is considered a traveler.
The questioner:
If he hears the call, you do not know.
The Shaykh:
Even if he permits it, or if he remains asleep without having departed, and he is walking on the road, even if it is prohibited. Yes.
I intended to hasten in my Hajj, and while we were in the car, the call to Maghrib prayer was made for us in Mina. So, is it obligatory for me to stay overnight and throw the pebbles? And if we left without staying overnight or throwing the pebbles, is one sacrifice or two required of me?
The Shaykh:
If he reaches the night of the thirteenth in Mina while sitting and staying, he is required to stay the night until he stones the pillars on the thirteenth day. However, if he has already departed, there is no harm; the correct view is that he may proceed, because he is considered a traveler.
The questioner:
If he hears the call, you do not know.
The Shaykh:
Even if he permits it, or if he remains asleep without having departed, and he is walking on the road, even if it is prohibited. Yes.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 37 — archive.org (43:02)
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