Hajj on behalf of a person who cannot travel and cannot control his urination
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Question:
He asks: Is it permissible to perform Hajj on behalf of a person who cannot travel and cannot control his urination?
Answer:
He cannot travel. If this inability is permanent and it is not expected that the obstacle will be removed, then he performs the obligatory Hajj on his behalf. However, if it is expected that the obstacle will be removed, he waits until it is removed and then performs Hajj. As for controlling urination, it does not prevent Hajj. He enters the state of ihram, stands at 'Arafah, and also at Muzdalifah, stons the pillars, and performs tawaf. However, the condition is that he performs wudu' at the beginning of the tawaf. Similarly, he performs wudu' when he wants to pray. So urination does not prevent Hajj. It does not prevent Hajj. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
He asks: Is it permissible to perform Hajj on behalf of a person who cannot travel and cannot control his urination?
Answer:
He cannot travel. If this inability is permanent and it is not expected that the obstacle will be removed, then he performs the obligatory Hajj on his behalf. However, if it is expected that the obstacle will be removed, he waits until it is removed and then performs Hajj. As for controlling urination, it does not prevent Hajj. He enters the state of ihram, stands at 'Arafah, and also at Muzdalifah, stons the pillars, and performs tawaf. However, the condition is that he performs wudu' at the beginning of the tawaf. Similarly, he performs wudu' when he wants to pray. So urination does not prevent Hajj. It does not prevent Hajj. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
لقاء مفتوح [الزلفي] — alfawzan.live (33:31)
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