The Ruling on Delegating the Stoning of the Pillars for One Who Is Unable
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Question:
The questioner: (A. A.) from al-Madinah al-Munawwarah says: Allah granted me the performance of Hajj last year, and I performed all the rituals, praise be to Allah, except for the stoning of the pillars. I was unable to stone due to the severe crowd, and my son performed the stoning on my behalf. Is there anything required of me in this?
Answer:
If she was unable to stone, or if she feared for her safety due to the severe crowd, there is nothing wrong with it, and nothing is required of her, if Allah wills; because she is excused. Yes.
The questioner: (A. A.) from al-Madinah al-Munawwarah says: Allah granted me the performance of Hajj last year, and I performed all the rituals, praise be to Allah, except for the stoning of the pillars. I was unable to stone due to the severe crowd, and my son performed the stoning on my behalf. Is there anything required of me in this?
Answer:
If she was unable to stone, or if she feared for her safety due to the severe crowd, there is nothing wrong with it, and nothing is required of her, if Allah wills; because she is excused. Yes.
Source
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