Ruling on delegating the stoning of the pillars for a woman who has a child with her
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Question: A woman performed Hajj and carried out all of its rituals except for the stoning of the pillars, for which she delegated someone to perform it on her behalf, because she had a small child with her. It is known that this Hajj was the obligatory Hajj. What is the ruling on this?
Answer: She owes nothing in this matter, and the agent’s stoning is sufficient for her, because of the great danger that the crowd poses to women during the time of stoning the pillars, especially for those who have a child with them.
Answer: She owes nothing in this matter, and the agent’s stoning is sufficient for her, because of the great danger that the crowd poses to women during the time of stoning the pillars, especially for those who have a child with them.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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