Is it permissible to stone the Jamarat on the second day of Tashreeq after midnight of the first day, and what is the ruling on the Farewell circumambulation (Tawaf al-Wada') if one is not focused during most of its rounds?

Throwing the pebbles (ramy al-jimâr) for the second day of Ayyâm al-Tashrîq after the middle of the second night of Ayyâm al-Tashrîq is not considered valid in Sharî'ah, because the throwing for each day of Ayyâm al-Tashrîq does not begin until after the sun declines (zawâl al-shams). You are therefore required to offer a sacrifice (dam) for abandoning the throwing. The farewell circumambulation (tawâf al-wadâ') that you performed is also not considered valid, because it occurred before the completion of the rituals and the legally valid throwing of the pebbles. You are therefore required to offer a sacrifice (dam) for abandoning it. Thus, whoever performed this action owes two sacrifices: one sacrifice for abandoning the throwing and one sacrifice for abandoning the farewell circumambulation.