Q: A person upon whom hajj has become compulsory delayed in performing his hajj until he had fallen ill due to a heart ailment. Will it be permissible for such a person to delay going for hajj due to his condition?
Q: Will it be correct for a person who suffers with a weak immune system or continuous influenza (flu or cold) to delay his fardh hajj due to this?
Q: Is it permissible for a mother to postpone her fardh hajj due to taking care of her breastfeeding child?
Q: Is it permissible for one to delay his fardh hajj due to his parents being ill?
Q: Is it permissible for a person to delay his fardh hajj due to his wife being ill?
Q: I’m a male and suffer from male pattern baldness. As a result I’m wearing a wig to only cover the top part of my head, the rest of my hair is my own.
1. Am I allowed to wear the wig while I perform Umrah?
2. If not, and I continue wearing it do I have to pay dumm?
3. How much is the dumm and what do I need to do?
Q: If hajj is not compulsory upon a person due to not having the means, but he is sponsored to go for hajj, will his fardh hajj take place by others sending him for hajj?
Q: If a husband has already performed his fardh hajj, is it compulsory upon him to take his wife to perform her hajj if she does not have the means for hajj? If he takes her for hajj, will her fardh hajj be fulfilled?
Q: If a woman has the means to go for her fardh hajj but is not married, can she ask one of her male mahram relatives (e.g. uncle, nephew) to accompany her on the journey?
Q: I am traveling to Musjid Al Aqsa and intend to make niyyat and wear ihraam from there to perform my umrah.
Can I vape while in Ihraam due to the lengthy time as it will be about 20 hours?