If he has enough money to do Hajj or undertake an obligatory migration (hijrah), to which should he give precedence?

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Obligation of performing Hajj straightaway
He vowed to give charity every time he committed a sin, then he committed sin but did not give charity

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He set aside money for the purpose of Hijrah (migration to a Muslim country) then swore to give it in charity if he fell into sin
He repents then he goes back to sin
Soundness of the hadith “Whoever is not prevented from doing Hajj by genuine need, an oppressive ruler or debilitating sickness, and dies without having done Hajj, let him die if he wishes as a Jew or if he wishes as a Christian”
Obligation of performing Hajj straightaway
He vowed to give charity every time he committed a sin, then he committed sin but did not give charity

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