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

Question:
The second question: The questioner says: Nine women from my family were lost, and perhaps they did not perform the rituals after 'Arafah. If they are found after the days of Tashriq, what is required of them? Knowing 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 stone the pillars: they stone the pillar of the day of rest, then the pillar of the tenth, then the pillars of the eleventh, and then the pillars of the twelfth, and that is sufficient for them. They owe a sacrificial animal if they were performing Hajj Tamattu' or Hajj Qiran. If they were performing Hajj Ifrad, they do not owe a sacrificial animal. If they are not found until after the days have passed, they owe a sacrificial animal for leaving the stay in Muzdalifah, and they do not owe anything for the nights of Mina because of their intention to stay, which was prevented by being lost. However, each one must slaughter a sacrificial animal for leaving the stoning, because the time has passed. Yes. As for their Tawaf and Sa'y, if they had not performed Sa'y before 'Arafah, and they were performing Hajj Ifrad only, or Hajj Qiran, they must perform both. But if they were performing Hajj Tamattu' with 'Umrah, they must perform Sa'y along with Tawaf, and they must offer the sacrificial animal. Yes.