The judge may entrust pilgrimage expenses to a reliable fellow pilgrim, rather than handing all the money to the improvident individual. The trusted person then pays legitimate travel expenses. This protects both the right to perform the obligation and the estate from unnecessary loss.
For example, a pilgrimage budget of 500,000 may be disbursed through a reliable arrangement for travel and lodging. Such supervision does not cancel the religious duty or justify arbitrarily withholding legitimate pilgrimage costs.
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Trusted supervision of pilgrimage funds
Kitab al-Hajr: Improvidence, Legal Restriction, and the Age of 25
The judge may entrust pilgrimage expenses to a reliable fellow pilgrim, rather than handing all the money to the improvident individual. The trusted person then pays legitimate travel expenses. This protects both the right to perform the obligation and the estate from unnecessary loss.
For example, a pilgrimage budget of 500,000 may be disbursed through a reliable arrangement for travel and lodging. Such supervision does not cancel the religious duty or justify arbitrarily withholding legitimate pilgrimage costs.