Being in good physical health is part of the" capacity.
"It has
been reported in the Encyclopedia of Jurisprudence: "A healthy body of any
disease and disability that may hinder the fulfillment of the Hajj is a
condition of its obligation. If the person is suffering from a chronic illness,
permanent or paralyzing disability, or the elderly person cannot move, the
accomplishment of Hajj is not compulsory.
As for the
person who can accomplish the Hajj by being helped by others, the Hajj is in
this case obligatory if he finds someone to help him. Regarding the person with
an incurable handicap that prevents him from performing the Hajj, he must
mandate someone to accomplish him in his place. However, if she has a hope of
curing her disability, she must wait for her recovery and perform Hajj by
herself and she is not allowed to mandate someone to do it for her. "
Self-help
cooperatives Financial support for the achievement of the Hajj are spreading in
some countries and Sheikh Atiyya Saqr said in this connection: "One form
of borrowing is to create a co-operative or fund funded by contributions and
some members would take the monthly prize pool Or annual in order to accomplish
the Haj while continuing to feed it in order to repay what they owe. This form
of solidarity is permitted. "
Trade during
the Hajj: Many people believe that they must obligatorily accomplish the Hajj
with their own money and that if they go to Mecca for work or commerce and
accomplish by the same The Hadj does not exempt them from the obligation to
perform the obligatory pilgrimage prescribed by Islam.
In this
regard, Dr. Ahmad al-Sharifi, a professor at al-Azhar University, may Allah
have mercy on him, said: "Those who perform the Hajj while practicing a
commercial activity, their Hajj is right , And is not invalid. They must not
repeat it and they have fulfilled their obligation. As for the reward, the
apparent meaning of the texts reported in this connection is that Allah,
exalted be He, does not deprive them of it. Nevertheless, the following hadeeth
must be taken into account:
"Actions
are only for the intentions of their perpetrators, and the reward of each will
be only according to his intention " (Bukhari, Muslim).
If a good
deed is accomplished With many intentions, it is possible that the reward is
linked to the predominant intention and the whole affair belongs to Allah,
exalted be He, and He is perfectly aware of what is contained in the breasts
"
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