The Obligation of Staying Overnight in Mina on the Nights of the Days of Tashriq
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If one does not stay overnight in Mina on the nights of the Days of Tashriq, is a sacrificial animal required of him as the jurists say, or is no sacrificial animal required of him?
The jurists say: Staying overnight in Mina on the nights of the Days of Tashriq is obligatory, and the obligation for leaving it is a sacrificial animal that is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor. This opinion, even if it is not strong in terms of theoretical reasoning, is strong in terms of practice and the training of the soul;Because if we say: it is not obligatory that they strive for it and pay attention to it, so that the matter remains respected and honored in the hearts of people is more appropriate and better, and the one who is unable to slaughter a fidyah owes nothing.
The jurists say: Staying overnight in Mina on the nights of the Days of Tashriq is obligatory, and the obligation for leaving it is a sacrificial animal that is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor. This opinion, even if it is not strong in terms of theoretical reasoning, is strong in terms of practice and the training of the soul;Because if we say: it is not obligatory that they strive for it and pay attention to it, so that the matter remains respected and honored in the hearts of people is more appropriate and better, and the one who is unable to slaughter a fidyah owes nothing.