The COVID-19 pandemic has led to restrictions on who can make the pilgrimage to Hajj this year.
Image source: Sony Herdiana, via ShutterstockSheikh Haitham Al-Dukhin, Imam of the Education City Mosque at Qatar Foundation, explains how, for those who intended to perform the rites of Hajj but are unable to because of COVID-19, “a sincere intention” and good deeds bring the same reward
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