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Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 141
15. Whilst stoning the Jamraĥ, if the stone bounced off someone’s
head and then hit the Jamraĥ or it fell within the distance of at
least 3 hands 1 from the Jamraĥ, it would be valid.
16. If you threw a stone which fell onto someone who jerked his
hand etc., causing it to reach the Jamraĥ, this stoning will not
be valid. Throw another stone in place of it.
17. Whilst stoning the Jamraĥ from the upper floor, if the stone
fell within the boundary made around the Jamraĥ, the stoning
would be valid as it will roll from the boundary and either hit
the Jamraĥ or fall within the distance of three hands’ from the
Jamraĥ.
18. If you have any doubts on whether or not any stone has reached
the Jamraĥ, throw another stone. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 1, pp. 1146, 1148)
12 Makrūĥ acts in Ramī
(The cases given in number 1 and 2 are Isā-at due to abandoning Sunnat-ul-
Muakkadaĥ, whereas the remaining acts are Makrūĥ Tanzīĥī.)
1. To perform Ramī of 10 th Żul-Ḥijjaĥ after sunset without a valid
reason. (It is Isā-at as it is contrary to Sunnat-ul-Muakkadaĥ.)
2. To stone the Jamarāt in wrong sequence
3. To perform Ramī before the time of Ẓuĥr on 13 th Żul-Ḥijjaĥ.
4. To throw large stones
5. To make small stones by breaking a large one
6. To use stones from a Masjid
7. To use stones lying around the Jamraĥ. These are the unaccepted
stones. The accepted ones are picked up and will be placed onto
1
‘Hand’ here refers to the length from fingers up to the elbow of the arm.