The number of pebbles for the eleventh and twelfth days and the time for stoning
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
Question:
This questioner says: My question, Honorable Shaykh, is that we are pilgrims performing tamattu'. After we left 'Arafah and headed to Muzdalifah, we stayed there until eleven-thirty, meaning we left after that time. We have reached the Jamarat, may Allah reward you with good. As for the other two questions, they have been asked before. He asks: How many pebbles are thrown on the eleventh and twelfth days, when is stoning permissible, and is it permissible after Maghrib?
Answer:
This is from the pebbles, and I would like [to know] for the day, this day, tomorrow and the day after, each pillar has seven [pebbles], we throw them after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, each one with seven. And for the one who hastens on the twelfth day, tomorrow, Wednesday, after he throws the pebbles after the midday prayer, he may hasten and pass through Makkah. And whoever wishes to stay until the thirteenth day after the sun passes its zenith, that is better.
And whoever cannot throw the pebbles during the day does it at night, and whoever cannot throw at the midday or afternoon prayer does it at night for the day whose sun has set, not for the following day, he does it at night for the day that has passed whose sun has set.
This questioner says: My question, Honorable Shaykh, is that we are pilgrims performing tamattu'. After we left 'Arafah and headed to Muzdalifah, we stayed there until eleven-thirty, meaning we left after that time. We have reached the Jamarat, may Allah reward you with good. As for the other two questions, they have been asked before. He asks: How many pebbles are thrown on the eleventh and twelfth days, when is stoning permissible, and is it permissible after Maghrib?
Answer:
This is from the pebbles, and I would like [to know] for the day, this day, tomorrow and the day after, each pillar has seven [pebbles], we throw them after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, each one with seven. And for the one who hastens on the twelfth day, tomorrow, Wednesday, after he throws the pebbles after the midday prayer, he may hasten and pass through Makkah. And whoever wishes to stay until the thirteenth day after the sun passes its zenith, that is better.
And whoever cannot throw the pebbles during the day does it at night, and whoever cannot throw at the midday or afternoon prayer does it at night for the day whose sun has set, not for the following day, he does it at night for the day that has passed whose sun has set.
Source
فتاوى الحج 1410 هـ - 8 — archive.org (29:52)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.