Hajj with money that originally came from a riba-based loan
Question

                A while ago I took a loan from one of the riba-based banks with the intention of buying a car, but now I regret that riba-based transaction, and I have repented to Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, asking Him to accept my repentance. Now I have sold that car, and I intend to go for Hajj this year. Is it permissible for me to do Hajj with the price of that car? Please note that I am still paying off instalments of the riba-based debt to the bank, from my monthly salary – as the deduction of the instalments of debt from my monthly salary is done directly, a few days before the payment reaches me, and I do not have any other wealth. Please advise me, may Allah reward you with good.
Praise be to Allah.
		It is not permissible to deal with riba, whether that is 
		by taking or giving a loan. The one who has done that must repent to 
		Allah, may He be exalted, by giving up the sin, regretting it and 
		resolving never to go back to it. 

	The riba-based loan – despite the fact that it is prohibited 
	and reprehensible – becomes the property of the borrower according to the 
	correct view. So the money that was borrowed belongs to you, and you may 
	make use of it in whatever permissible way you wish, such as buying a car or 
	otherwise. 

	Please see: al-Manfa‘ah fi’l-Qard by ‘Abdullah ibn Muhammad 
	al-‘Imraani (p. 245-254) 

	Based on that, it is permissible for you to do Hajj with what 
	you have of that money, so long as you repent from riba, as you mentioned. 
	It does not matter that you are still paying off instalments on the loan. 

	There is nothing wrong with doing Hajj even if you owe a 
	debt, if the debt is to be paid later on, or is being paid in instalments, 
	and you are able to pay it off on time. Please see the answers to questions 
	no. 3974 and 4241.                                                            
	

	We ask Allah to guide us and you. 

	And Allah knows best.