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What is Hajj Al-Badal (Proxy Hajj)?
Hajj Badal: also known as Badal Hajj, Hajj al-Badal, Hajj-e-Badal, or Proxy Hajj, refers to the act of performing the obligatory Hajj pilgrimage on behalf of someone else. This is typically done when a person is unable to perform Hajj themselves due to a chronic, incurable illness, old age, or because the person has already passed away.
Islamic Ruling on Hajj Al-Badal
Performing Hajj Badal is permissible according to all four major Islamic schools of thought (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali). It is a valid way to fulfil the obligation of Hajj for someone who is genuinely unable to undertake the journey themselves.
Permissibility for the Unable or Deceased
Hajj Badal may be performed on behalf of a Muslim who is genuinely unable to perform Hajj due to permanent incapacity, chronic illness with no hope of recovery, or advanced age that permanently prevents travel. It is also permitted for someone who has died after meeting all the conditions making Hajj obligatory, but who did not fulfil it in life.
Not Permitted for Someone Capable
If a person is physically and financially capable of performing Hajj themselves, Hajj Badal is not valid for fulfilling their obligation — this includes those experiencing temporary difficulties. Islamic jurists emphasise that the obligation of Hajj applies to someone only when they are truly capable
Receive Your Personalised Hajj Journey with Teebah Foundation
When you choose Teebah Foundation for Hajj Al-Badal:
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The right representative will be carefully selected to perform Hajj on your behalf, ensuring they meet all Islamic criteria.
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All rites of Hajj will be carried out correctly and sincerely, following authentic Islamic guidelines.
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You will receive an official Certificate of Completion, issued by Teebah Foundation and accredited by Islam Channel, once the Hajj has been successfully performed.