The ruling on whoever left Muzdalifah at 11:40 pm and stoned the Pillar at 12:00 am

The ruling on whoever left Muzdalifah at 11:40 pm and stoned the Pillar at 12:00 am


Question :

We left from Muzdalifah at 11:40 pm and we had children with us. We stoned the pillar at 11:50 pm, then we went to Makkah. So, what is the ruling?


Answer:

There is no sin on you, because your leaving Muzdalifah happened to be at the time of the middle of the night. If you had waited until the moon disappeared that would have been better and safer. May Allâh give success to everyone in doing that which contains His Pleasure and may He accept from you and us and all of the Muslims.


Source:
Ash-Shaykh Ibn Baz
Fatawa Islamiyah, Vol. 4 Page 227

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