The time of stoning the pillars during the days of Tashriq and after Maghrib
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The questioner:
And on the day of the incident, does one descend on the day of the festival after the sun has risen?
The Shaykh:
No, what is the narrator? Does he come, what?
The questioner:
That it is obligatory, or does he show you after the sun rises?
The Shaykh:
According to the fatwa issued by the scholars in this time, it is permissible to stone the pillars at night after the evening, it is permissible to stone after the evening, but it is not permissible to stone after Maghrib on the thirteenth day, because the stoning ends with the setting of the sun; on the thirteenth day, one does not stone after the sunset. As for the days of Tashriq, they said that the stoning begins from the sun passing its zenith and continues until the sunset.
And if one stones between the sun passing its zenith and the sunset, this is undoubtedly the safest and he has done it. The dispensation for stoning at night in these times is due to the presence of severe crowding and the presence of dangers. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) granted a dispensation for the shepherds to stone at night, which indicates that stoning at night for an excuse is permissible, and crowding and danger are an excuse and a dire necessity. Yes.
And on the day of the incident, does one descend on the day of the festival after the sun has risen?
The Shaykh:
No, what is the narrator? Does he come, what?
The questioner:
That it is obligatory, or does he show you after the sun rises?
The Shaykh:
According to the fatwa issued by the scholars in this time, it is permissible to stone the pillars at night after the evening, it is permissible to stone after the evening, but it is not permissible to stone after Maghrib on the thirteenth day, because the stoning ends with the setting of the sun; on the thirteenth day, one does not stone after the sunset. As for the days of Tashriq, they said that the stoning begins from the sun passing its zenith and continues until the sunset.
And if one stones between the sun passing its zenith and the sunset, this is undoubtedly the safest and he has done it. The dispensation for stoning at night in these times is due to the presence of severe crowding and the presence of dangers. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) granted a dispensation for the shepherds to stone at night, which indicates that stoning at night for an excuse is permissible, and crowding and danger are an excuse and a dire necessity. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب صفة الحج ودخول مكة — islamhouse.com (31:25)
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