The ruling on performing Hajj at the expense of one's job while in debt
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A person has a debt and wants to perform Hajj. He is a military officer, and the Hajj is at the expense of his work. Does he perform Hajj? Does the debt prevent him from performing Hajj? If it is at the expense of his work, meaning the entity he works for sends him, they send him with them.
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that. As for at the expense of his work, he leaves his work and goes to perform Hajj; this is not permissible except with permission from whoever has the authority to grant permission. As for him neglecting his work and going without permission and without leave, no.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A person has a debt and wants to perform Hajj. He is a military officer, and the Hajj is at the expense of his work. Does he perform Hajj? Does the debt prevent him from performing Hajj? If it is at the expense of his work, meaning the entity he works for sends him, they send him with them.
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that. As for at the expense of his work, he leaves his work and goes to perform Hajj; this is not permissible except with permission from whoever has the authority to grant permission. As for him neglecting his work and going without permission and without leave, no.
Source
يريد الحج وعليه دين — alfawzan.live
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