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<strong>Rafiq</strong>-<strong>ul</strong>-<strong>Haramayn</strong> 140<br />

still within Minā, it is then not good to leave Minā. What you<br />

sho<strong>ul</strong>d do now is to stay in Minā that night, perform Ramī at<br />

all the three Satans after the declining of the sun as usual on<br />

13 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ and then proceed to Makkaĥ as it is preferable<br />

to do so.<br />

9. If the Ṣubḥ-e-Ṣādiq of 13 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ takes place whilst a Ḥājī<br />

is still within the limits of Minā, performing the Ramī of 13 th will<br />

become Wājib for him. If he went without performing Ramī,<br />

Dam wo<strong>ul</strong>d become Wājib for him.<br />

10. Although the time for the Ramī of 11 th and 12 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ is<br />

from the declining of the sun to Ṣubḥ-e-Ṣādiq, doing Ramī after<br />

sunset without a valid reason is Makrūĥ.<br />

11. The time for the Ramī of 13 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ is from the Ṣubḥ-e-<br />

Ṣādiq until sunset. To perform Ramī from Ṣubḥ-e-Ṣādiq till<br />

the commencement of Ẓuĥr timing is Makrūĥ. It is Sunnaĥ to<br />

perform Ramī after the commencement of Ẓuĥr timing.<br />

12. If some day’s Ramī is missed, make Qaḍā for it the next day, and<br />

pay Dam as well. The cut off time for performing any missed<br />

Ramī (Qaḍā Ramī) is up to the sunset of 13 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ.<br />

13. If one day’s Ramī is missed, one Dam is Wājib regardless of<br />

whether or not its Qaḍā is made by the sunset of 13 th Ż<strong>ul</strong>-Ḥijjaĥ.<br />

Similarly, if more than one day’s Ramī is missed or even if the<br />

Ramī is not performed at all, only one Dam is Wājib in these<br />

cases.<br />

14. The remaining stones may be given to someone who needs them<br />

or may be placed at some clean place. It is Makruĥ to throw them<br />

at Jamarāt.

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