The ruling on one whose father prevents him from performing the Hajj of Islam

Question:
What is the ruling on Hajj for a young man who has not yet performed the Hajj of Islam if his father refuses?

Answer:
If he is able to perform Hajj, he must perform it, even if it is a second time; because Allah (Exalted and Majestic is He) said: [Al-Mumtahanah: 12]. If the Messenger is not to be disobeyed in what is good, then people are even less to be disobeyed in what is good, but they are to be disobeyed in what is not good: . So, if his father orders him not to perform Hajj while he is able to do so, he must perform Hajj.
As for if his father is the one who will take him on Hajj and says to him: "No, wait, I will take you on Hajj now," and he owes nothing, he should be patient; because he is poor.
As for if he is able—having money and being able to perform Hajj—and his father says to him: "Do not perform Hajj," no, obedience is only in what is good. However, he should address him in the best manner, be gentle in his speech with him, or seek the help of his older brothers, or his uncles, or his maternal uncles, so that he may seek his father's permission through them, and so that there is no estrangement or severance between him and his father. That is, he should do what he can of good conduct with his father. If his father persists in a way that nothing is of use, he should perform Hajj even if he does not obey, if he is able.