Pilgrimage (4):

Q1: Is it allowed to perform Pilgrimage (Hajj) for more than one person at the disport in the same year?

A: Is is allowed to perform recommended Pilgrimage (Hajj) on behalf of more than one person in the same year but if the pilgrimage was compulsory then it is permssible to do it on behalf of one person only.

Q2: I am housewife. My husband borrowed some money from his friends and did not pay them back yet. Can I go to hajj with the selling of my jewelry that he gave me many years ago? Can I go to hajj and my husband has debt?

A: If it you own the jewelry, then it is permissible to sell them and use the money to go to pilgrimage.

Q3: A woman is in the Hajj season, she is in the environs of the Ka'abah and expects to see blood sometime in the evening of 7th Dhulhijjah or the early morning of 8 Dhulhijjah. Is it appropriate for her take or have taken hormonal pills which delay a woman's periods?

A: Yes, It is permissible.

Q4: What if the KSA government does not announce a sighted moon? Say for example a group of Adil - just people see crescent, but the government announces that the moon wasn't sighted. What’s that fatwa in that case?

A: If the current authorities that run the two holy mosques permit Muslims from all sects to perform their warship of pilgrimage based on the teaching of their own sect, then one must follow the evidences and religious proving guidelines in determining the time to perform the warships accordingly.
If the authorities have enforced a set day, then it is acceptable to perform the worship on that day as this corresponds to the concept of teqqiah that was implemented by the Ahlulbyte during the times of Bany Omayyah and Bany Alabbass.