The number of pebbles for the two days and the permissibility of stoning after Maghrib
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Question:
May Allah reward you with good. As for your other two questions, similar ones have been asked before. He asks: What is the number of pebbles thrown on the eleventh and twelfth days, when is it permissible to throw them, and is it permissible after Maghrib?
Answer:
For the one who has arrived and wishes to do so on the day, tomorrow, and the day after, each pillar is thrown with seven pebbles. We throw them after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, seven for each one. He may hasten on the twelfth day, the day after Wednesday, after he throws the pebbles after the midday prayer. He may hasten, pass through Makkah, perform the circumambulation of the Ka'bah, and go to his country; there is no harm in that. And if he wishes to stay until the thirteenth day after the sun passes its zenith, that is better. Yes.
And whoever is unable to throw the pebbles during the day throws them at night. And whoever is unable to throw them at the midday or afternoon prayer throws them at night for the day whose sun has set, not for the following day. He throws them at night for the day that has passed whose sun has set. Yes.
May Allah reward you with good. As for your other two questions, similar ones have been asked before. He asks: What is the number of pebbles thrown on the eleventh and twelfth days, when is it permissible to throw them, and is it permissible after Maghrib?
Answer:
For the one who has arrived and wishes to do so on the day, tomorrow, and the day after, each pillar is thrown with seven pebbles. We throw them after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, seven for each one. He may hasten on the twelfth day, the day after Wednesday, after he throws the pebbles after the midday prayer. He may hasten, pass through Makkah, perform the circumambulation of the Ka'bah, and go to his country; there is no harm in that. And if he wishes to stay until the thirteenth day after the sun passes its zenith, that is better. Yes.
And whoever is unable to throw the pebbles during the day throws them at night. And whoever is unable to throw them at the midday or afternoon prayer throws them at night for the day whose sun has set, not for the following day. He throws them at night for the day that has passed whose sun has set. Yes.
Source
فتاوى الحج ١٤١٠ هـ - ٨ — archive.org (30:43)
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