Performing Hajj by a person residing in Makkah 7546932698

(A) In the case in question, if the deceased has an unpaid debt, it must first be recovered from his assets. Then one will have to fulfill that will of transfer Hajj from one third of the remaining wealth. If one-third of the wealth can be sent for Hajj from the area of ​​the deceased, it is necessary to send it from his area. In this case, if Hajj is performed with someone residing in Mecca or Saudi Arabia, the will will not be fulfilled. But if it is not possible to perform Hajj from his area with one third of the wealth, then he will perform Hajj from where he can perform Hajj with that money. However, if the heirs want, in this case they can arrange to send from the area of ​​the deceased with some of their own resources. (B) Even if the deceased has not made a will for Hajj, the heirs can perform Hajj on his behalf. In this case, two conditions are urgently required to perform Hajj on behalf of the deceased. 1. All heirs must have spontaneous consent. 2. If any of the heirs is a minor or does not have the consent of anyone, it cannot be taken from his share. And even if you do not make a will, it is better to perform Hajj from the area of ​​the deceased. However, in this case, there is an opportunity to perform Hajj from any other country, such as any part of Saudi Arabia. 8398582465