What is the ruling on one who stoned the pillars before the sun passed its zenith on the third day of the days of Tashriq?

Question:
A person on the third day of the days of Tashriq read that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did not pray the midday prayer in Mina, but rather stoned the pillars. So this person understood that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) stoned before the sun passed its zenith. He stoned, and a group stoned with him, because he convinced them of this. They stoned at around ten in the morning. Is there anything required of him and of them?

Answer:
This is from the fatwas of the ignorant, and this is what we fear. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stoned after the sun passed its zenith on the thirteenth day, after the time for the midday prayer had entered. He used to stone in the days before praying the midday prayer, so even on the eleventh and twelfth days, he stoned after the sun passed its zenith, before he prayed the midday prayer. So he stoned when the sun had passed its zenith, then he departed, then he prayed at al-Mahshab, which is now called al-Abtah, where he had dismounted. So this is a mistaken understanding. He made a mistake and issued a fatwa to the people with a mistake. He issued a fatwa to the people with a mistake, so the ransom payment is required of them; because this stoning before the sun passed its zenith is not valid. Yes.