Rulings on Umrah Badal

Rulings on Umrah Badal

Article · A simple summary

1

For whom is it done?

For the deceased, and for someone permanently unable, such as the elderly or the chronically ill, according to the majority of scholars.

2

Condition for the proxy

The proxy must have performed Umrah for themselves first, based on the hadith: “Perform Hajj for yourself, then perform Hajj for Shubrumah.” (Abu Dawud)

3

Intention and Talbiyah

At the miqat, the proxy makes the intention of Umrah for the person they represent, and says: “Labbayka Umrah on behalf of (name).”

4

A man for a woman, and the reverse

A man may perform it on behalf of a woman, and a woman on behalf of a man, according to most scholars.

5

Faithfulness in performance

The proxy performs all the rites in full, just as for themselves, and Wisal documents this for you.

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