Hamiti: You can't make a mistake for the rest of your life and finally clean them up on the pilgrimage.

Theologian Jabbi Hamiti, through a Facebook text, explains the rumors that you should go as old as possible so that your life's sins can be forgiven.

Here's his complete writing:

The GABRACTION FOD FOR HAXHIN!

Don't go on the pilgrimage now because you're still young, which means: You have to go to older age, or as advanced in old age, so that you can more easily be forgiven and have no chance to make mistakes, because then the distance between old age and death is shorter.

In other words, in perceptions of the imitators and of those passive listeners, the belief that a man can commit sin and sin in life, while on the occasion of going to the temple he will have the perfect and golden opportunity to cleanse himself like tears and return to his family, just as when he was born by a pure angel mother!
The door of repentance and prayer to God is always open, everywhere and without an appointed place; but the thought and the belief that, on the pilgrimage, a person left behind all the trials of this world, and that with God he is pure, a distinct perception.
Hadge, and not even any other religious ritual cleanses someone of revenge that he may have exercised among others in this world, especially when he has been deliberately and deliberately exercised. Not forgiving a thought - out sin is both religious and legal order.
The human being can only be purified if he is forgiven or relieved of what he has done in the past. No one can have any authority against God.
Hagi may strongly reinforce the religious conviction of a believer of Islam, but in no way is a guarantor blanko ibadet who eventually stripped a man of all preliminary sins !

God knows best!