The ruling on one who did not see his stone in the pool
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Question:
A person threw a stone at the Jamrah al-Aqabah on the Day of Sacrifice from a distance of approximately eight meters, but because of the large number of stones being thrown at the Jamrah al-Aqabah, he was unable to see his stone among the stones he threw. Does he have to repeat the throwing?
Answer:
Until he knows that his stone reached the pool, or he sits with the belief that his stone reached the pool. Otherwise, he does not know, and he does not know that his stone reached the pool. However, the intention is that the stone settles in it. If it fell among them, rolled, and went out, that is not looked at. The important thing is that it falls in it.
A person threw a stone at the Jamrah al-Aqabah on the Day of Sacrifice from a distance of approximately eight meters, but because of the large number of stones being thrown at the Jamrah al-Aqabah, he was unable to see his stone among the stones he threw. Does he have to repeat the throwing?
Answer:
Until he knows that his stone reached the pool, or he sits with the belief that his stone reached the pool. Otherwise, he does not know, and he does not know that his stone reached the pool. However, the intention is that the stone settles in it. If it fell among them, rolled, and went out, that is not looked at. The important thing is that it falls in it.
Source
فتاوى الحج - 1405 هـ — archive.org (2:07:27)
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