Q 2: Someone
wanted to perform Hajj but he did not have enough money. Therefore, he borrowed from a friend and promised to pay back after Hajj when he would have the means.
He agreed with his friend to waive his right in case he was unable to pay it back. Is that permissible?
A:
Hajj is Wajib (obligatory) on a person who is financially capable. This includes people who have the money that cover the expenses of Hajj as well as the expenses of his dependants. He is not required to borrow money for Hajj. As long as he has borrowed money and performed Hajj therewith, his Hajj is valid and there is nothing wrong if the lender waives his right.May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.
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