The ruling on one who remembers that he left off stoning the pillars after the farewell circumambulation
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Question:
He remembers that he did not stone one of the pillars, so does he return to perform the circumambulation again?
Answer:
If the person is still within the time for stoning, he returns to stone the pillars and then repeats the circumambulation. If the time for stoning has passed, the circumambulation is sufficient, and he must slaughter a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning, which is to be slaughtered for the poor. As for if the farewell circumambulation was on the twelfth or thirteenth day, he performs the stoning and then repeats the circumambulation. But if the farewell circumambulation was after the thirteenth day, this circumambulation is sufficient, and he owes a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning.
He remembers that he did not stone one of the pillars, so does he return to perform the circumambulation again?
Answer:
If the person is still within the time for stoning, he returns to stone the pillars and then repeats the circumambulation. If the time for stoning has passed, the circumambulation is sufficient, and he must slaughter a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning, which is to be slaughtered for the poor. As for if the farewell circumambulation was on the twelfth or thirteenth day, he performs the stoning and then repeats the circumambulation. But if the farewell circumambulation was after the thirteenth day, this circumambulation is sufficient, and he owes a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning.
Source
التعليق على كتاب المنتقى من أخبار المصطفى صلى الله عليه وسلم، بداية من باب ما جاء في دخول الكعبة والتبرك بها — islamhouse.com (24:19)
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