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== Hijah is the veil worn by Islamic Women. It can also refer to a modest dress or head scarf.
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When was Anas Hijah born?
Anas Hijah was born on 1987-06-23.
What happens on Days of hajj?
This is the 12 Zul-Hijah: One has to perform the Rami which is stoning of the Jamarat starting with the smallest Jamarat 7 pepples, than moving to the medium and then the largest jamarat, total of 21 pebbles in all and then you return to your base.
What happens on day 5 of hajj?
This is the 12 Zul-Hijah: One has to perform the Rami which is stoning of the Jamarat starting with the smallest Jamarat 7 pepples, than moving to the medium and then the largest jamarat, total of 21 pebbles in all and then you return to your base.
What are the festivals of the Islams?
The Muslims have only 2 rightful celebrations, the two eids: Eid al Adha: The Festival of Sacrifice, during the month of Dhul Hijah (when people go on pilgrimage to Mekkah) and Eid al Fitr - the festival that marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. There other special occasions, but they are not holidays or festivals.During the Prophet's time, only thse 2 festivals were celebrated. During the Eid Al Adha and Eid al Fitra Muslims must go to the mosque in the morning, they pray and then they meet with their relatives, they give presents to the children and so on.
What is hijira?
The Hijra was in 622 CE when the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) and his followers fled from Mecca to Medina to avoid persecution and the journey (emigration) took 8 days. Hijra denotes the Islamic new year and the new Islamic annual calender begins (using lunar months).
What happens on each day of the hajj?
1: They make their journey to Saudi Arabia for first Prayer 2. Perform Rami 3Spend day and night in Mina 4. Throw stones to get sins away 5. Perform rami again and leave mecca
What are the different stages of hajji?
It is not that simple and requires in depth knowledge. First of all you need to know that there are 3 types of Haj: Haj Ifrad, Haj Qiran and Haj Tamattu so you have to make intention for one of these Haj. In Haj Ifrad you only do simple Haj and it is only for the residents of Makkah city. In the other two types of Haj one has to do Umrah and then Haj. Once you have done Umrah you proceed for Haj as follow: Day 1: 8th Zul-Hijah After Fajir salat (morning prayers) leave Makkah to go to Mina and spend day and night in Mina. Recite Talbiyyah(Labaik...) during the journey. Spend rest of the time in praying and Dua. Day 2: After Fajir salat (morning prayers) start reciting Takbeer Tashreek(Allaho Akbar Allaho Akbar Laa ilaha illallahu Wallaho Akbar Allaho Akbar Walill lahil Hamd) after every prayer until Asr salat (late afternoon prayer)of the 6th day of Haj. You now make your way to Arafaat reciting Labaik..Labaik.... on the journey. In Arafat do the Zohar and Asr salat (noon and late afternoon prayers) at the allotted time and read the Koran and all dua's and ask for forgiveness and mercy till sunset. You then go to Muzadalfah mountains and perform the Maghrib and Isha salat (evening and night prayers) combined together. Collect 49 pepples for Rami (for stoning) and sleep in your sleeping bags. Day 3: After Fajar (morning) prayer you leave for Mina and perform Rami i.e. stoning of the big Jamaret 7 pebbles. You recite Bismillah Allo Akbar when you throw each pebbles. You then do Qurbani (sacrifice) and once this is done you do Halaq, ie shaving of your hair. You can now have a shower and take off your Ihraam, put ordinary clothes, and later go to Makkah to perform Twaf Ziyarah (going around the Kaaba anticlockwise 7 times). If you have not done Sa'ee (walking between Safa and Marwah mountains) before Haj, you need to do Sa'ee. If you have done Umrah before Haj you do not do Sa'ee again but return to spend night in Mina. Day 4: You need to go for Rami between Zawal (after noon)and Maghrib (sunset) and do Rami i.e. stoning all the Jamaret 7 pebbles each starting from the small, medium and large Jamarat. Recite Bismillah Allah o Akbar each time you throw the stone. Spend the day and night in Mina. Day 5: Perform Rami again i.e. stoning all the Jamaret 7 pebbles each starting from the small, medium and large Jamaret. Recite Bismillah Allah o Akbar each time you throw the stone. Try to do the Rami before Maghrib (sunset) and leave for Makkah. If you do Rami after Maghrib(sunset) or have stayed in Mina after Maghrib, you have to do Rami of all three Jamarats again on the next day before going to Makkah. Your Haj is now complete. In Makkah you then do Twaf again (going round the Kaaba anticlockwise7 times) just before departure from Makkah. After Haj is over the Pilgrims usually travel to Madina to stay and pray at the Prophet's Masjid Nabi in Madina city. Some Tour operator to avoid over crowding take the Pilgrims first to Madina and they then come to Makkah city to do Umrah and Haj, in which case they return home after completing the Haj.
What happens on tha first day of hajj?
Hajj is performed during the last month of the Islamic calendar. The schedule is as under:1. 8th of Zilhajja: Taking bath, putting up Ahraam (two sheets of cloth), going to Haram i Pak, making intention of performing Hajj, offering two Nawafil and reaching the field of Mina before Zuhar Prayer and staying there.2. 9th. Offering Fjr Prayer and reaching the field of Arafat (the main ritual of Hajj). Stayin there till sunset, offering Prayers and parying to Almighty Allah Karim. Leaving the field of Arafat just at sunset without offering Evening Prayer. Coming to Muzdalfa at night offering Maghrib and Isha Prayers together. Staying there at nihght.3. 10th (Eid day) Offering Fajar Prayer and leaving Muzdalfa at sunrise. Stoning the Big Jamrah (Shaian), offering animal sacrifice, coming to Haram i - Pak, going around the Ka'abah, performing Saee (Walking/running betwen Safa and Marwa), shaving of head (men) and putting off Ahram. Going back to Mina and staying there.4. 11th. Stoning the three Jamraat and staying at Mina.5. 12th. Stoning the three Jamraat and coming back to Makka before sunset.
