If an improvident person fulfils the conditions for the obligatory Hajj and wishes to perform it, Quduri states that safah alone does not prevent performance of Hajj. As a religious obligation, it is not abolished by protection of the estate.
Nevertheless, the travel funds must be managed so that necessary expenditure is not dissipated. Making adequate arrangements for pilgrimage is one thing; putting all the travel money into uncontrolled possession is another.
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The obligatory Hajj is not prohibited
Kitab al-Hajr: Improvidence, Legal Restriction, and the Age of 25
If an improvident person fulfils the conditions for the obligatory Hajj and wishes to perform it, Quduri states that safah alone does not prevent performance of Hajj. As a religious obligation, it is not abolished by protection of the estate.
Nevertheless, the travel funds must be managed so that necessary expenditure is not dissipated. Making adequate arrangements for pilgrimage is one thing; putting all the travel money into uncontrolled possession is another.