Impact of Inflation and Cutting Political Ties with Saudi Arabia on Hajj Pilgrimage

Present study investigates the effects of inflation and the disconnection of political relations and ties with Saudi Arabia on Hajj act. Given that in our country at present time, going to Hajj is done by enrolling and being placed in line of dispatching to Hajj and waiting for a relatively long time, if we consider the enrollment process for being dispatched, just like the travel itself as existential premises for Hajj, the Inflation event and the increase in the cost of Hajj does not preclude the need for enrollment, just as the occurrence of this incident at the time of dispatch, if leading to the lack person’s power to pay the remainder of the cost of Hajj, is a sign of his lack of ability. Of course, if the pilgrim obtains Hajj cost through Istiqraz and sets off on it, their Hajj separate from obligatory Hajj, although he does not have if the property equivalent to the amount he has borrowed, Istiqraz will not be obligatory to him. In the hypothesis of disconnected political ties, if there is no legal prohibition for performing Hajj through other countries and it also does not cause compulsion for the pilgrim, it is obligatory to perform the Hajj, unless it is said that pilgrim does not have the means to carry out Hajj; In this case, the sustenance of Hajj's obligation is dependent on being able until the resumption of relations between the two countries and the provision of the possibility of dispatching, and if, in this assumption, he perform the Hajj, provided that his actions are not accompanied by a hardship, he will not be obligated to perform Hajj.