Is it permissible to share in the sacrificial animal of Hajj?

Question:
The questioner says: A group of elderly people performed Hajj many years ago and they shared in one sheep for the hady. Is that sufficient? And if it is not sufficient, what is required of them now, especially since they are in their home country? We ask you to clarify this, and may Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
The hady remains a debt in their liability; the hady remains a debt in the liability of each one of them. So it is obligatory for each one of them to slaughter a sheep as a make-up for what he missed in his Hajj. He slaughters it as a make-up in Makkah; he does not slaughter it in his home country. He slaughters it in Makkah, because it remains in his liability. If he is unable to do so because of his poverty, he fasts for ten days in any place, in his home country or elsewhere. Fasting is permissible in every place, but the slaughter must be in Makkah. Yes, the result is that the hady remains upon them; the hady remains upon each one of them. Yes.