The deputy’s supplication in Hajj for himself and for the one on whose behalf he performs it

Question:
The questioner asks: If someone performs Hajj on behalf of another, does he supplicate for the one on whose behalf he performed it and for himself?

Answer:
Yes, yes. For the one on whose behalf it is performed, it is only the rituals: standing at 'Arafah, staying overnight at Muzdalifah, the tawaf, stoning the pillars, the tawaf, and the sa'y. These are the rituals for the one on whose behalf it is performed. As for what exceeds the rituals, it is for the deputy for himself. The prayer at the sacred sites, the tahajjud, and other things, and the supplication, all of this is for the person who performed it, not for the one on whose behalf it was performed. Yes.