My mother did not throw the three pillars during her first Hajj and delegated her son to do so because of the heavy crowd; is there anything required of her in this?
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The questioner : My mother did not throw the three pillars during her first Hajj, but rather delegated my brother to do so, and that was because of the heavy crowd. Is there anything required of her in this?
The Shaykh : I hope that there is nothing required of her in this, as long as she was unable to throw them at that time, and she thought that delegation would suffice for her, so she delegated.
However, I have a note regarding her use of the word "rajamat" (stoned); it is better not to use the expression "rajamat" but rather "ramat" (threw). One should say "he threw the jamarat" and not "he stoned the jamarat."
The questioner : May Allah bless you.
The Shaykh : I hope that there is nothing required of her in this, as long as she was unable to throw them at that time, and she thought that delegation would suffice for her, so she delegated.
However, I have a note regarding her use of the word "rajamat" (stoned); it is better not to use the expression "rajamat" but rather "ramat" (threw). One should say "he threw the jamarat" and not "he stoned the jamarat."
The questioner : May Allah bless you.