Chapter on What is Said About Those Who Fear Throwing the Pebbles or Who Add or Reduce the Number

Hadith.2998 - Ali ibn Abi Hamzah narrated from Abu Basir, who said: "I said to Abu Abdullah (as), 'I went to perform the stoning (Rami), and I found six pebbles in my hand.' He said, 'Take one from beneath your feet.'"

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Hadith.2999 - And in another narration: "Do not take the pebbles for stoning (Rami) from those that have already been used."

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Hadith.3000 - Mu'awiya ibn Ammar narrated from Abu Abdullah (as): Regarding a man who took 21 pebbles for stoning (Rami) and threw them, realizing afterward that he had one extra but could not determine which station he had missed: "He should return and throw one pebble at each station. If a pebble falls from someone's hand and they do not know which one it is, they should take one from under their feet and throw it." Imam (as) also said: "If you throw a pebble and it lands in a litter (carrying device), you should replace it with another. However, if it hits a person or an animal and then lands on the target (the pile of pebbles), it is sufficient." Regarding someone who threw only four pebbles at the first station but threw seven at the second and third: "He should return and throw three more at the first station, and the rest is complete. If he threw only three at the second station and completed the third, he should return and throw seven at the second. If he threw four at the second station, he must return and throw three more." When asked about someone who performs the stoning in reverse order, Imam (as) replied: "He must redo the stoning for the middle station and the Jamrat al-Aqaba in order."

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Hadith.3001 - Muhammad ibn Muslim narrated from Abu Abdullah (as) that he said: "For one who is fearful, there is no harm in stoning the Jamarat at night, slaughtering the sacrifice at night, and performing the Tawaf of Ifadah at night."

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Hadith.3002 - Mu'awiyah ibn Ammar asked Abu Abdullah (as) about a woman who, out of ignorance, did not stone the Jamarat before departing to Mecca. Imam (as) replied: "She should return and stone the Jamarat as she would have originally done. The same applies to a man in such a case."

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Hadith.3003 - Abdullah ibn Sinan narrated from Imam (as) regarding a man who left Muzdalifah (Jam') for Mina but encountered an issue and did not stone the Jamarat until the sun had set. Imam (as) said: "He should perform the stoning twice the next morning: once early in the morning for the previous day and again at the time of noon for the current day."

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