In classical Arabic, rāḥilah commonly denotes a riding animal. The legal concern is feasible travel in light of distance and hardship.
Air and ground travel are contemporary applications of transport capability. Hanafi commentaries separately discuss residents of Mecca and nearby areas; the general transport language should not erase those exceptions.
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Kitāb al-Ḥajj: Obligation and Conditions of Pilgrimage
In classical Arabic, rāḥilah commonly denotes a riding animal. The legal concern is feasible travel in light of distance and hardship.
Air and ground travel are contemporary applications of transport capability. Hanafi commentaries separately discuss residents of Mecca and nearby areas; the general transport language should not erase those exceptions.