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Q: In 1405 A.H., I performed obligatory Hajj for the first time. (Part No. 11; Page No. 311) My colleagues and I moved from Riyadh to Al-Madinah where we stayed for a day then set out for Makkah. We performed Tawaf (circumambulation of the Ka`bah) and all the required rituals. However, I had an unpleasant experience after staying at `Arafah all day. At sunset, my colleagues and all the pilgrims who were staying at `Arafah left to spend the night in Al-Muzdalifah. At this moment, I lost consciousness and failed to go with my colleagues. I walked around not knowing where I was going, forgot my name, and took off the garment of Ihram. Like the mad person, I was barefooted and naked and walked among the men and women. At times I cried and at other times I laughed heartily. The traffic police who were standing found me and asked where I came from. I told them that I came from `Arafah. They said that we are now in `Arafah. They let me stay with them in their tent. After I slept for 15 minutes and wore the garment they brought for me, they asked me to go to Muzdalifah where the pilgrims spend the night. I told them that I could not go alone. They brought a car and asked its owner to take me to Muzdalifah and let me sleep (Part No. 11; Page No. 312) once I arrived. I slept until sunrise and I saw people leaving Muzdalifah. While I still unconscious, I knew from people that they were going to Jamarat (stone pillars at which pebbles are thrown during Hajj, Jamarat Al-`Aqabah being the closest to Makkah). I went and threw the pebbles with them. I asked them where they go afterwards, and they said that they were going to Mina. As for the Hady (sacrificial animal offered by pilgrims), I previously asked one of my colleagues to buy and slaughter it on my behalf because I was unable to do so and he did it. Upon arriving at Mina, I found my colleagues after great effort. We performed all the remaining rituals and came back to Riyadh. My brothers whom I had told what happened to me said that it was the effect of heat stroke.My question now is: Should I perform this Hajj again? Now, I am physically and financially unable to perform Hajj. I want to get married and the money I have will not suffice for Hajj and marriage. Was I sinful in doing the said acts? During Hajj, I had no sexual relations and showed no disobedience. Rather, due to suffering from this accidental illness I felt angry and tired. Appreciate your guidance, may Allah guide you!