(قلت: حديث صحيح؛ إلا قوله: حين صلى الظهر .. فهو منكر؛ لأن ظاهره أنه صلى الظهر قبل طواف الإفاضة، وهو خلاف حديث جابر الطويل
المتقدم (١٦٦٣)، وحديث ابن عمر الآتي (١٧٤٤)؛ فإن فيهما أنه صلاها بعد الإفاضة. وقد صحح الحديثَ ابنُ الجارود وابن حبان والحاكم والذهبي)
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1973. ‘Aishah, may Allāh be pleased with her, narrated: “The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ performed the (Tawāf) Al-Ifādah after he had prayed Zuhr on the Day of Sacrifice. He then returned to Minā, and remained there the nights of the Tashriq. He would stone the Jamrah when the sun passed the meridian — each Jamrah with seven pebbles. And he would say the Takbīr with every pebble. And he would stand at the first and second (Jamrah), supplicating earnestly (to Allāh), but after throwing the third, he would not stand at it.” (Hasan)
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Commentary
1. On the tenth of Dhul-Hijjah, Jamrat Al-Aqabā is pelted with pebbles after
sunrise. On other days, all the three Jamrahs are pelted with pebbles after the sun crosses the meridian.
2. It is Sunnah to raise up hands and say a long supplication after pelting the first and the second Jamrah. It is not Sunnah to do so after the third Jamrah.
