The ruling on Hajj in the presence of a vow and making up fasts from Ramadan

Question:
We have a call from our brother 'Abd al-Rahman from al-Majma'ah. Please go ahead. Hello. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings. Speak to the Shaykh. Yes, the Shaykh can hear you, Shaykh Salih, please go ahead. I have a question, Shaykh. Please, yes, what is it? In Homs, you are performing Hajj, and she has fasts to make up from Ramadan, and she has a vow to fast a month from the past. Is it permissible for her to perform Hajj? Is there another question? Yes, please speak. I have kidney failure, and I come out of dialysis during the times of prayer. Is it permissible for me to pray at home and then go to the mosque? Okay, thank you, 'Abd al-Rahman. Please, Shaykh.

Answer:
Yes. Regarding the woman. Her question. Her first question is about a woman who wants to perform Hajj, and she has a vow, and she has fasts to make up from the blessed month of Ramadan, and she has a vow to fast a full month. Is it permissible for her to perform Hajj? Yes, she performs Hajj, because Hajj has a specific time, whereas the vow and making up the fasts from Ramadan have a flexible time. So she performs Hajj, and praise be to Allah.