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Ruling 2057. A person who has been hired to perform hajj on behalf of someone else must perform ṭawāf al‑nisāʾ [2] on behalf of that other person, and
Ruling 2056. If a person who has become able does not go for hajj, and afterwards due to old age, illness, or incapacitation he is unable to perform h
Ruling 2055. If someone becomes able to go to Mecca but does not reach the plains of ʿArafāt and Mashʿar al-Ḥarām at the prescribed time, in the event
Ruling 2054. If a person is hired to personally go for hajj on behalf of another person, in the event that he is unable to go himself and wants to sen
Ruling 2053. If a person goes on a business trip to Jeddah, for example, and there he acquires some wealth that would enable him to go to Mecca if he
Ruling 2052. If some people gift an amount of money to someone, making hajj obligatory for him, in the event that he performs hajj and later acquires
Ruling 2051. If some people provide someone with an amount of money that is sufficient for performing hajj, but they make it a condition that during t
Ruling 2050. If some people provide one’s travel expenses and the living expenses of his dependants for the period he is in Mecca, and they tell him t
Ruling 2049. If for a person to perform hajj some people gift him the expenses for going to and returning from Mecca, and they also gift him the livin
Ruling 2048. If someone does not possess the provisions and the means of transportation for the journey, and if someone else tells him to go for hajj
Ruling 2047. With regard to a woman who is able to go to Mecca, if upon her return she will not possess any wealth and her husband is, for example, a
Ruling 2046. With regard to someone who, on account of not owning a house experiences hardship, hajj only becomes obligatory for him when he has money
Ruling 2045. Hajj means visiting the House of Allah [the Kaʿbah in Mecca] and performing the prescribed rituals there. It is obligatory (wājib) on som
Ruling 2044. If a person entitled to receive fiṭrah is found in one’s area, the obligatory precaution is that he must not transfer the fiṭrah to anoth
Ruling 2043. If the property that one has set aside for fiṭrah perishes, in the event that he had access to a poor person but delayed in giving the fi
Ruling 2042. If a person possesses something that has a value greater than fiṭrah, in the event that he does not give fiṭrah and makes the intention t
Ruling 2041. If a person sets aside fiṭrah, he cannot take it for his own use and replace it with something else without the permission of a fully qua
Ruling 2040. If a person does not give fiṭrah until the time of ẓuhr prayers on the day Eid al-Fiṭr and does not set it aside either, then based on ob
Ruling 2039. If a person puts aside some of his property with the intention of fiṭrah but does not give it to someone who is entitled to receive it un
Ruling 2038. If a person performs Eid prayers, then based on obligatory precaution, he must give fiṭrah before Eid prayers. However, if he does not pe