The validity of Hajj and fasting for one whose earnings are from tobacco

The questioner:
I, may Allah destroy me, mentioned that the question of the tobacco seller is a proof and zakah that it is permissible?

The Shaykh:
The zakah, his Hajj, his fasting, and his prayer are all valid.

The questioner:
His food and his riding, and this.

The Shaykh:
It is permissible for him. This is the earnings of the impure; he trusts in it. This is the earnings of the impure; it is not permissible for him, but the Hajj is valid.

The questioner:
His provision from. Even if, even if.

The Shaykh:
Hajj revolves around the body. Hajj revolves around tawaf, sa'y, stoning the pillars, and standing at 'Arafah. These are physical acts that do not relate to money.

The questioner:
There is a problem.

The Shaykh:
So his prayer and his fasting, otherwise would the prayer of all people become invalid? It does not diminish his reward. All acts of shirk (associating partners with Allah) diminish the reward, they diminish faith. All sins diminish faith, they diminish the ability, but the Saffa

The questioner:
So it became, O Shaykh, with the same money he earned from tobacco.

The Shaykh:
Even if, even if, it does not harm. His Hajj is valid, and upon him is the sin, and upon him is repentance to Allah.