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Fatwa clarifies Umrah for others
The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta clarifies that performing Umrah for oneself must be done first, and then it can be performed on behalf of others later, following a specific Islamic order. This is based on the prophetic tradition that emphasizes the importance of prioritizing acts of worship for oneself. Additionally, the scholars confirmed that performing Umrah on behalf of a deceased person is legally permissible, especially if the deceased is unable to perform the rituals themselves. However, it is a condition that the living beneficiary of the act is physically capable of performing the rituals. The fatwa emphasizes that the general rule is that a person should perform Umrah for themselves if they are able, with specific conditions and regulations outlined regarding performing Umrah on behalf of others or the deceased.
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