How to stone the pillars during the days of Tashriq and the ruling on error in their order
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The Shaykh:
What is her question?
The questioner:
She performed Hajj this year, and on the second day of stoning the pillars, or the day of hastening, she threw fourteen stones for each pillar. Is this correct?
The Shaykh:
This is not correct. It is obligatory to throw the eleventh day first, with twenty-one pebbles, seven pebbles for each pillar: the first for the small pillar, then the middle, then the last for Makkah, seven pebbles for each pillar. Then he throws on the twelfth day, counting twenty-one. If he delays the stoning and does not throw on the eleventh day, he starts with the eleventh, beginning with twenty-one, seven for each pillar, then he returns and throws for the twelfth, seven for the first and seven for the second. If he did all of it, fourteen on the two days, then fourteen on the two days, then fourteen on the two days, he owes a fidyah (ransom payment), a sacrificial animal for the poor, due to his failure to arrange the order. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stoned and said, "Take from me your rituals," so we must stone as he stoned, starting with the first day, then the second day. The one who did not start with it but threw them all owes a fidyah in Makkah, along with repentance to Allah.
What is her question?
The questioner:
She performed Hajj this year, and on the second day of stoning the pillars, or the day of hastening, she threw fourteen stones for each pillar. Is this correct?
The Shaykh:
This is not correct. It is obligatory to throw the eleventh day first, with twenty-one pebbles, seven pebbles for each pillar: the first for the small pillar, then the middle, then the last for Makkah, seven pebbles for each pillar. Then he throws on the twelfth day, counting twenty-one. If he delays the stoning and does not throw on the eleventh day, he starts with the eleventh, beginning with twenty-one, seven for each pillar, then he returns and throws for the twelfth, seven for the first and seven for the second. If he did all of it, fourteen on the two days, then fourteen on the two days, then fourteen on the two days, he owes a fidyah (ransom payment), a sacrificial animal for the poor, due to his failure to arrange the order. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stoned and said, "Take from me your rituals," so we must stone as he stoned, starting with the first day, then the second day. The one who did not start with it but threw them all owes a fidyah in Makkah, along with repentance to Allah.
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رحلتي مع الكتاب — islamhouse.com (57:32)
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