The ruling on believing that a Muslim must perform Hajj with all three types of pilgrimage

Question:
Some pilgrims believe that a Muslim must perform Hajj with the three types of pilgrimage, meaning: he should perform it once as a mutamatti', once as a qarin, and once as a mufrid. What is the ruling on this belief?

Answer:
There is no basis for that; rather, the correct approach is to perform Hajj as a permanent mutamatti', which is the best option. It is best to be a permanent mutamatti' as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded the Companions (may Allah be pleased with them) and pleased them, because it involves more work and worship: it includes the tawaf and sa'y for 'Umrah, and the tawaf and sa'y for Hajj. It includes shortening the hair for 'Umrah, and shortening the hair for Hajj, or shaving the head. It is more work, and it conforms to what the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded his Companions (may Allah be pleased with them) and pleased them.
However, the other two types of pilgrimage, ifrad and qiran, are permissible. Ifrad and qiran are permissible, but leaving off qiran is better, except for one who brings sacrificial animals.

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