Repeating the stoning of the pillars in case of doubt about whether they fell into the basin
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The questioner:
This question says its sender asks: Do we repeat the stoning of the pillars because we were not sure they fell into the wall? Perhaps the wall is more appropriate than the basin.
The Shaykh:
The one who is not sure repeats it. But if he is convinced that he hit the target, praise be to Allah, he leaves the whispers of Satan alone. But if he is sure, or if he is convinced that he did not hit due to doubt and hesitation, he repeats it until it falls into the basin for the three pillars. But if he is convinced that it hit, but doubt came afterwards, that is from Satan, and he does not give it any heed.
Another questioner:
If it becomes, Shaykh, the Aqabah pillar, and now I have cut my hair, what do I do?
The Shaykh:
And your ihram.
Another questioner:
No, it is just that. Did you not perform tawaf?
The Shaykh:
Not after the divorce.
Another questioner:
No, just remain in ihram.
The Shaykh:
He wears the clothes of ihram, and he is in the state of ihram. But if he performed tawaf, he has achieved the exit from ihram by shaving or shortening the hair.
Another questioner:
I saw, I saw, Shaykh, no.
The Shaykh:
If he is convinced that it reached, that is sufficient. And if he is hesitant and has no conviction, he repeats it today.
Another questioner:
I threw it as it was, Shaykh, because it is a sacred place. And it was at the basin, because he saw how?
The Shaykh:
It was with him in Allah, he repeats it tonight for yesterday and for today, for the group of today.
Another questioner:
I do not want to go around.
The Shaykh:
You repeat it and make up for the Aqabah, five or seven, you start with it tonight after 'Isha, then you throw three as a make-up for the previous day.
Another questioner:
And I have a fidyah (ransom payment) on me.
The Shaykh:
And nothing is required of her regarding this.
Another questioner:
Even if I am sure, meaning.
The Shaykh:
If she is hesitant. But if she is convinced that it reached, praise be to Allah, she does not need anything. She leaves the doubt alone, except if it is Satan. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
This question says its sender asks: Do we repeat the stoning of the pillars because we were not sure they fell into the wall? Perhaps the wall is more appropriate than the basin.
The Shaykh:
The one who is not sure repeats it. But if he is convinced that he hit the target, praise be to Allah, he leaves the whispers of Satan alone. But if he is sure, or if he is convinced that he did not hit due to doubt and hesitation, he repeats it until it falls into the basin for the three pillars. But if he is convinced that it hit, but doubt came afterwards, that is from Satan, and he does not give it any heed.
Another questioner:
If it becomes, Shaykh, the Aqabah pillar, and now I have cut my hair, what do I do?
The Shaykh:
And your ihram.
Another questioner:
No, it is just that. Did you not perform tawaf?
The Shaykh:
Not after the divorce.
Another questioner:
No, just remain in ihram.
The Shaykh:
He wears the clothes of ihram, and he is in the state of ihram. But if he performed tawaf, he has achieved the exit from ihram by shaving or shortening the hair.
Another questioner:
I saw, I saw, Shaykh, no.
The Shaykh:
If he is convinced that it reached, that is sufficient. And if he is hesitant and has no conviction, he repeats it today.
Another questioner:
I threw it as it was, Shaykh, because it is a sacred place. And it was at the basin, because he saw how?
The Shaykh:
It was with him in Allah, he repeats it tonight for yesterday and for today, for the group of today.
Another questioner:
I do not want to go around.
The Shaykh:
You repeat it and make up for the Aqabah, five or seven, you start with it tonight after 'Isha, then you throw three as a make-up for the previous day.
Another questioner:
And I have a fidyah (ransom payment) on me.
The Shaykh:
And nothing is required of her regarding this.
Another questioner:
Even if I am sure, meaning.
The Shaykh:
If she is hesitant. But if she is convinced that it reached, praise be to Allah, she does not need anything. She leaves the doubt alone, except if it is Satan. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
فتاوى الحج 1410 هـ - 1 — archive.org (50:03)
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