The Ruling on Women Who Were Lost and Delayed in the Rituals of Hajj

Question:
The second questioner says: Nine women from my family have gone missing, and perhaps they did not perform the rites after 'Arafah. If we find them after the days of Tashriq, what is required of them? Please note that there are other women who performed Hajj with the caravan without a mahram, because I am their mahram. Does this affect the validity of their Hajj?

Answer:
If we find them during our days, they should throw the pebbles at the Jamarat al-Aqabah, then the middle Jamarat, then the last Jamarat, and that is sufficient for them. They must perform 'Umrah if they are in the state of tamattu' or qiran. If they are in the state of ifrad in Hajj, they do not have to perform 'Umrah. If they are not found until after the days have passed, they must sacrifice an animal for the missed night of staying in Mina, and they do not have to do anything for the other nights of Mina because of their distress and being lost. However, each one must sacrifice an animal for the missed stoning, because the time has passed. Yes. As for the father, regarding their tawaf and sa'y: if they did not perform sa'y before 'Arafah, and they were in the state of ifrad in Hajj only, or in the state of ifrad in Hajj and other things, then they only need to perform tawaf. But if they were in the state of tamattu' or qiran, they must perform sa'y along with tawaf, and they must also sacrifice an animal. Yes.