Have we performed the rituals correctly, or is there any ritual for my father, mother, or me that is not sufficient, and what should we do if that is the case?

Whoever intends to perform Hajj and comes from Khartoum (via Madinah) or from Dammam must enter into a state of ihram from the miqat designated for them. Whoever fails to do so must offer a dam (sacrificial animal), which is to be slaughtered within the Haram sanctuary and distributed among its poor.

Furthermore, throwing the jamarat on the days of Tashreeq before zawal (midday) is not valid. Whoever throws them before zawal must also offer a dam, because the Prophet (peace be upon him) threw them after zawal, and he said: "Take your rituals from me."

Therefore, whoever fails to observe these two obligations (entering ihram from the miqat and throwing the jamarat at their prescribed time) must offer two sheep.

As for paying the value of the hady (sacrificial animal), the Hajj al-Mufrad (Hajj performed alone without 'Umrah) does not necessitate a hady. However, if what was paid was intended as an expiation for abandoning obligations, then it is sufficient. Otherwise, it would be considered a voluntary act, and the expiations would remain obligatory, as intention is a condition for expiations, just like all other acts of worship.