Does Missing Jamarat Stoning Require a Sacrifice? Grand Mufti Explains
Learn the ruling on missing Jamarat stoning during Hajj and whether it requires a sacrifice, according to Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta.
Ruling on Missing Jamarat Stoning
Many pilgrims ask whether missing the stoning of the Jamarat during Hajj requires a penalty. The Grand Mufti clarified that it is one of the واجبات of Hajj.
Timing of Jamarat Stoning
The stoning begins on the Day of Sacrifice and continues until sunset of the third day of Tashreeq.
Details
- Day of Sacrifice: Seven stones at Jamrat Al-Aqaba
- Days of Tashreeq: Three Jamarat, seven stones each
Can It Be Made Up?
Yes, if missed, it can be made up within the remaining days of Tashreeq.
Condition
The pilgrim must follow the correct order, starting with what was missed first.
When Is Sacrifice Required?
If the time passes without performing the stoning, a sacrifice becomes mandatory.
Forgetting on Behalf of Others
If someone was delegated and forgot, a sacrifice is still required for each person.
Type of Sacrifice
A sheep must be slaughtered for each missed obligation.
Alternative
If unable, fasting ten days is allowed.
Conclusion
Missing Jamarat stoning requires compensation, either by making it up in time or offering a sacrifice if the time has passed.
FAQ
Does forgetting Jamarat require a sacrifice?
Yes, if not made up in time.
Can it be delayed?
Yes, within Tashreeq days.
What is the required penalty?
A sheep sacrifice.
Is there an alternative?
Yes, fasting ten days.
Is forgetting sinful?
No, but compensation is required.
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