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The document outlines the rituals and requirements of Hajj, the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca. It explains that Hajj takes place between the 8th and 13th days of Dhu al-Hijjah, the 12th month of the Islamic calendar. On the 9th, pilgrims must go to Arafat and stay until sunset, offering supplications. They then go to Muzdalifah to spend the night and collect pebbles for the following days' rituals. From the 10th-12th, pilgrims perform rituals at Mina involving throwing pebbles at pillars. They also make sacrifices and shave or trim hair. They must perform Tawaf al-Ziyarah
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Method of hajj
- 1. PREPARED BY SYED AHSAN NAQVI DEPARTMENT OF ISLAMIAT O LEVEL DEFENCE CAMPUS
- 3. 8 Zilhajj to 13 Zilhajj Starting from Makkah Dates of Hajj
- 4. Pilgrim must be in Ihraam condition What is Iharaam? • Obligatory to come into Ihraam condition • Preferably should take bath, otherwise ablution • Men should wear two sheets of unstitched cloth preferably white • Should perform two Rakaat of Nafil prayers and make intention of Hajj. • Men cannot cover their head now.
- 5. • Women should wear their normal clothes. • All pilgrims must follow certain restrictions after Ihraam. For example: hair, nails cannot be trimmed Killing animals and hunting is not allowed • Women should keep face open or at least no cloth should touch the face.
- 6. After Ihraam, the pilgrim should start his journey from Makkah to Mina. He may get to Mina at any time on 8 Zilhajj
- 7. 8 Zilhajj Mina No rituals Only worshipping Allah
- 8. 10 Zilhajj Go to Mina In Mina • Should throw 7 pebbles on big satan
- 9. ARAFAAT
- 10. 9 Zilhajj Going to Arafaat • Obligatory to go to Arafaat • Should stay until Maghrib prayer • Should present his supplications and dua since it is the day of the acceptance of dua. • Should not perform his Maghrib prayer in Arafaat
- 11. MUZDALIFAH
- 12. 9 Zilhajj evening Go to Muzdalifah In Muzdalifah • Perform Maghrib and Isha prayers • Should collect around 70 pebbles for rituals in Mina • should spend night without any shelter
- 13. Now the pilgrim should perform the following rituls between 10 to 12 Zilhajj but as soon as possible • Present sacrifice of animal • For men, it is better to shave their head • For women, to trim a small part of hair • Pilgrim is free from Ihraam condition.
- 14. TAWAF E ZIYARAT
- 15. The pilgrim must go to Makkah to perform Tawaf e Ziyarrat Tawaf e Ziyarat is obligatory upon the pilgrim
- 16. After tawf e Ziyarat, the pilgim should come back to Mina and stay there until Maghrib prayers on 12 Zilhajj
- 17. On 11 and 12 Zilhajj, the pilgrim should throw 7 pebbles on big satan 7 pebbles on middle satan 7 pebbles on small satan
- 18. On the Maghrib time of 12 Zilhajj, the pilgrimage is complete, the pilgrim will come back to Makkah
- 19. If the pilgrim wants to stay in Mina on 13 Zilhajj, they can. This is Nafil (optional) worship. However he will throw 7+7+7 pebbles on three satans.
- 20. THANK YOU PRAY FOR AHSAN NAQVI