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**nancywind** · 06-19-2012, 02:30 AM

That leads me to another question, for someone living in US, a India trip - to visit parents and other family members, for a family of 5-6 can cost $10,000+. So if this family goes to India every year will that be considered as Israaf as well? Since a brother indicated that going for nafl Hajj and Umrah can also be considered israaf.

Assume that this family has vonage and unlimited calls to India is part of the package, meaning that they have almost daily contact over the phone.

06-19-2012, 02:30 AM	#15
nancywind Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 545 Senior Member	That leads me to another question, for someone living in US, a India trip - to visit parents and other family members, for a family of 5-6 can cost $10,000+. So if this family goes to India every year will that be considered as Israaf as well? Since a brother indicated that going for nafl Hajj and Umrah can also be considered israaf. Assume that this family has vonage and unlimited calls to India is part of the package, meaning that they have almost daily contact over the phone.
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