One who performed 'Umrah before reaching puberty and did not complete his 'Umrah, then performed Hajj three years later
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A young man went to perform 'Umrah, and his age did not exceed fifteen years. When he descended into the Haram, he broke his ihram before performing the 'Umrah and returned to his family. After three years, he returned and performed Hajj, and after that he got married. Does he owe anything or not?The Shaykh: But the first one was before he completed fifteen years.
The questioner: His age was approximately fifteen years.
The Shaykh: But did he complete it or not?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Did his pubic hair grow?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Did he have a wet dream?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Ask him.
The questioner: The person is not with me.
The Shaykh: In any case: if he had not reached puberty, there is no blame on him; because if a non-pubertal person begins the rites and then exits from them, he owes nothing.
The questioner: Is there anything regarding the marriage contract?The Shaykh: He owes nothing, if Allah wills, because if we assume that he had reached puberty, he would have incorporated Hajj into 'Umrah, making him a qarin, and it would be valid, and so would the marriage.
The questioner: His age was approximately fifteen years.
The Shaykh: But did he complete it or not?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Did his pubic hair grow?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Did he have a wet dream?The questioner: Allah knows best.
The Shaykh: Ask him.
The questioner: The person is not with me.
The Shaykh: In any case: if he had not reached puberty, there is no blame on him; because if a non-pubertal person begins the rites and then exits from them, he owes nothing.
The questioner: Is there anything regarding the marriage contract?The Shaykh: He owes nothing, if Allah wills, because if we assume that he had reached puberty, he would have incorporated Hajj into 'Umrah, making him a qarin, and it would be valid, and so would the marriage.