The Ruling on Forgetting the Takbir When Stoning the Pillars
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Question:
The questioner, Abu Abdullah, in his second question, says: When stoning the pillars, I used to say the takbir with every pebble at the beginning. However, out of fear of losing count, I started counting with every pebble and forgot the takbir. I was stoning on behalf of myself and on behalf of my proxy. What is the ruling in this matter?
Answer:
The takbir is recommended and not obligatory. If you say it, that is better; otherwise, it does not harm, and the stoning is valid. If you stoned on behalf of yourself and then stoned on behalf of your proxy, there is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
The questioner, Abu Abdullah, in his second question, says: When stoning the pillars, I used to say the takbir with every pebble at the beginning. However, out of fear of losing count, I started counting with every pebble and forgot the takbir. I was stoning on behalf of myself and on behalf of my proxy. What is the ruling in this matter?
Answer:
The takbir is recommended and not obligatory. If you say it, that is better; otherwise, it does not harm, and the stoning is valid. If you stoned on behalf of yourself and then stoned on behalf of your proxy, there is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
Source
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