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Shuroot wujoob al-Hajj (conditions of Hajj being obligatory)
Ruling on doing the obligatory Hajj on behalf of someone who has lost his memory
SaveHe has a piece of land which he is keeping in case he needs it; does he have to sell it in order to do Hajj?
SaveCan a Father Use His Son’s Money for Hajj?
The majority of scholars are of the view that it is only permissible for the father to take from his child’s wealth on condition that he is in need of food, drink, clothing and the like. Based on that, he does not have the right to take money in order to do Hajj.SaveShe was financially and physically able but she did not do Hajj because she had no mahram, then she died. Is it obligatory to do Hajj on her behalf?
SaveShould he gave precedence to Hajj over taking a second wife?
SaveShe does not have any wealth; can she take money from her father in order to do Hajj? Can she delegate someone to perform Hajj on her behalf if she is not able to do Hajj?
SaveShould he give up his place in the Hajj lottery to his father even though he has not yet done the obligatory Hajj?
SaveIs the Hajj of one who has not paid off his debts valid?
SaveIs a woman obliged to sell her jewellery so that she can do the obligatory Hajj?
SaveShould he perform the obligatory Hajj or give the money in charity to his neighbour who is poor?
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