Freedom: and its opposite is slavery, so a slave is not obligated to perform Hajj; because he has no wealth, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and his family said
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Freedom: and its opposite is slavery, so a slave is not obligated to perform Hajj; because he has no wealth,As the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and his family said: (Whoever sells a slave who has wealth, his wealth belongs to the one who sold him, unless the buyer stipulates otherwise) meaning: the buyer, and this indicates that a slave does not have wealth, rather his wealth belongs to his master, and in that case, he is not able to perform it.
If someone were to say: If his master gave him money and said: Take this and perform Hajj with it, is it obligatory for him? So
The apparent statement of the scholars is that it is not obligatory for him; because he is not able to perform it by the provision of another person for him.
If someone were to say: If his master gave him money and said: Take this and perform Hajj with it, is it obligatory for him? So
The apparent statement of the scholars is that it is not obligatory for him; because he is not able to perform it by the provision of another person for him.