The ruling on one who did not stone on the twelfth day while intending to hasten
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Question: A man performed Hajj this year and did not stone on the twelfth day, and he was intending to hasten. What is required of him?
Answer: He must repent and seek forgiveness, and he owes a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning, and a sacrificial animal for leaving off the farewell tawaf; because the farewell tawaf is not valid before the stoning. If he performed the farewell tawaf before the stoning, it is not valid. However, if he performed the farewell tawaf after the time for stoning had passed, he owes nothing for the farewell tawaf, but he owes a sacrificial animal to be slaughtered in Makkah for the poor for his leaving off the stoning on the twelfth day.
Answer: He must repent and seek forgiveness, and he owes a sacrificial animal for leaving off the stoning, and a sacrificial animal for leaving off the farewell tawaf; because the farewell tawaf is not valid before the stoning. If he performed the farewell tawaf before the stoning, it is not valid. However, if he performed the farewell tawaf after the time for stoning had passed, he owes nothing for the farewell tawaf, but he owes a sacrificial animal to be slaughtered in Makkah for the poor for his leaving off the stoning on the twelfth day.
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