Stoning the Pillars on Behalf of a Wife Due to a Valid Excuse
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Answer:
You owe nothing. If you stoned the pillars on her behalf because of the fear of the crowd, and the crowd is present and you are afraid for her, or she has a child or children who need her to stay with them, then this is a valid religious excuse. If you stoned on her behalf, that suffices, with Allah’s permission.
The presenter:
He says: Shaykh, the questioner heard some of the worshippers, while reciting the Qur'an in prayer, interrupt the recitation and make a suitable supplication. So when Paradise is mentioned, he says, "O Allah, I ask You for Paradise for me, my family, my brothers, and the Muslims," and when the Fire is mentioned, he says, "O Allah, forbid our faces from the Fire." Is this permissible religiously?
You owe nothing. If you stoned the pillars on her behalf because of the fear of the crowd, and the crowd is present and you are afraid for her, or she has a child or children who need her to stay with them, then this is a valid religious excuse. If you stoned on her behalf, that suffices, with Allah’s permission.
The presenter:
He says: Shaykh, the questioner heard some of the worshippers, while reciting the Qur'an in prayer, interrupt the recitation and make a suitable supplication. So when Paradise is mentioned, he says, "O Allah, I ask You for Paradise for me, my family, my brothers, and the Muslims," and when the Fire is mentioned, he says, "O Allah, forbid our faces from the Fire." Is this permissible religiously?
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/171 — archive.org (19:09)
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