Is one who intends 'Umrah for one person and Hajj for another considered a mutamatti'?
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The questioner : Is one who intends 'Umrah for one person and Hajj for another considered a mutamatti'?
The Shaykh : Yes, he is considered a mutamatti'. The scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) stated that it is not required for the two acts of worship to be for the same person. Rather, it is permissible for the 'Umrah to be for one person and the Hajj for another, or for the 'Umrah to be for himself and the Hajj for another, or for the 'Umrah to be for another and the Hajj for himself. They consider all of this permissible, and it does not invalidate the tamattu'.
The Shaykh : Yes, he is considered a mutamatti'. The scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) stated that it is not required for the two acts of worship to be for the same person. Rather, it is permissible for the 'Umrah to be for one person and the Hajj for another, or for the 'Umrah to be for himself and the Hajj for another, or for the 'Umrah to be for another and the Hajj for himself. They consider all of this permissible, and it does not invalidate the tamattu'.