The ruling on sending a female servant to perform Hajj without a mahram, accompanied by a group of female servants
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Question:
Sister Umm Sulayman asked a question, written in her own style, saying: I hope you will answer my question. I have had a worker with me for years, and I promised her in this condition that I would take her to perform Hajj. I will, if Allah wills, send her from my home and pay for her expenses from my own funds, due to her sincerity with us and her diligence in prayer. She has not yet performed the obligatory Hajj, and she has no mahram with her. She will go with Muhammad, who informed us that a group of female servants will go to perform Hajj and then return together. Is it permissible to send such a servant to perform Hajj with these other servants?
Answer:
If she is able to perform Hajj in a general manner, then give her what you promised her. Yes.
The presenter:
All right, may Allah reward you with good, Honorable Shaykh.
Sister Umm Sulayman asked a question, written in her own style, saying: I hope you will answer my question. I have had a worker with me for years, and I promised her in this condition that I would take her to perform Hajj. I will, if Allah wills, send her from my home and pay for her expenses from my own funds, due to her sincerity with us and her diligence in prayer. She has not yet performed the obligatory Hajj, and she has no mahram with her. She will go with Muhammad, who informed us that a group of female servants will go to perform Hajj and then return together. Is it permissible to send such a servant to perform Hajj with these other servants?
Answer:
If she is able to perform Hajj in a general manner, then give her what you promised her. Yes.
The presenter:
All right, may Allah reward you with good, Honorable Shaykh.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/143 — archive.org (10:50)
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