As for the free person, his opposite is the enslaved slave, and Hajj is not obligatory upon him for two reasons: the first is that he does not possess wealth, for the wealth in his possession belongs to his master.
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As for the free person, his opposite is the enslaved slave,Hajj is not obligatory upon him for two reasons: the first is that he does not possess wealth, for the wealth in his possession belongs to his master.
The second: that he is pledged to his master in reality and does not own himself, so he is unable to perform Hajj; because he is owned by his master.
The second: that he is pledged to his master in reality and does not own himself, so he is unable to perform Hajj; because he is owned by his master.