However, whoever performs Hajj on his behalf or does something on his behalf, then it is a charity for him who did this work on the person on whose behalf it was done, whether it was done on his behalf or not dead. However, the living person does not waive the obligation on his behalf unless he is unable to do it. If his guardian does it on his behalf, he will have a reward from He performed what he was obligated to do, and that is not the case except in the case of Hajj, as we mentioned, and the reward is not his for anyone taking possession of it, unless the one being done on his behalf is dead, then it is hereafter. If he is alive, then the one taking it is the agent, and he is God, and if he takes it, he will give it to whomever in the afterlife .