The ruling on performing Hajj on behalf of another without naming them in the talbiyah
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Question:
He says: A person performed Hajj on behalf of someone else, but when he recited the talbiyah, he did not name that person. Then, after a short time, he remembered and repeated it, naming the person. Is this action valid?
Answer:
There is no harm in that. The criterion is the intention. If one enters the state of ihram on behalf of another, intending to perform this act of worship for that person, then the intention is sufficient. However, if he mentions it with his tongue and says, "Labbaik for so-and-so," that is better. Yes.
He says: A person performed Hajj on behalf of someone else, but when he recited the talbiyah, he did not name that person. Then, after a short time, he remembered and repeated it, naming the person. Is this action valid?
Answer:
There is no harm in that. The criterion is the intention. If one enters the state of ihram on behalf of another, intending to perform this act of worship for that person, then the intention is sufficient. However, if he mentions it with his tongue and says, "Labbaik for so-and-so," that is better. Yes.
Source
اللقاء الثالث من مشعر منى 08-12-1438هـ — alfawzan.live (13:56)
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