The ruling on one who stands at 'Arafah at night and then misses the overnight stay at Muzdalifah
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Question:
What is the ruling on one who stands at 'Arafah at night and then misses the overnight stay at Muzdalifah?
Answer:
If he is excused, there is no harm; if he is excused, he owes nothing. For example, 'Urwah came as a summer pilgrim, and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did not order him to offer a sacrificial animal. However, if he is lax, he must offer a sacrificial animal.
Q: If he stands for an hour at 'Arafah?
A: If he arrives at the end of the night, that suffices for him.
Q: What is the criterion for an excuse for one who misses the overnight stay at Muzdalifah?
A: Inability to do so, such as: his car broke down and he was unable to arrive, or an illness prevented him, or he lost the way, or similar to that from the legal excuses.
What is the ruling on one who stands at 'Arafah at night and then misses the overnight stay at Muzdalifah?
Answer:
If he is excused, there is no harm; if he is excused, he owes nothing. For example, 'Urwah came as a summer pilgrim, and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did not order him to offer a sacrificial animal. However, if he is lax, he must offer a sacrificial animal.
Q: If he stands for an hour at 'Arafah?
A: If he arrives at the end of the night, that suffices for him.
Q: What is the criterion for an excuse for one who misses the overnight stay at Muzdalifah?
A: Inability to do so, such as: his car broke down and he was unable to arrive, or an illness prevented him, or he lost the way, or similar to that from the legal excuses.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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