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They go to Makka Mukarma, Mina and arfat as under:
Hajj is a tradition established by Hazrat Abraham (Ibraheem in Arabic) as per command of Almighty Allah Karim. Hajj is performed during the last month of the Islamic calendar. The schedule is as under, this is how Hajj is performed in different stages: All these rituals teach unconditional obedience to Allah Almighty. They teach equality, simplicity, sacrifice, tolerance and charity etc.
Day - 1. 8th of Zilhajja: Taking bath, putting on Ahraam (two sheets of untailored cloth), going to Haram i Pak, making intention of performing Hajj, offering two Nawafil and reaching the field of Mina (preferably) before Zuhar Prayer and staying there.
Day - 2. 9th. Offering Fajr Prayer and reaching the field of Arafaat (the main ritual of Hajj). Offering Zuhar and Asar prayers (Qasar) behind the Imam in Masjid - Namra - if possible. Staying there till sunset, offering Prayers and parying to Almighty Allah Karim. Leaving the field of Arafaat just at sunset without offering Evening Prayer. Coming to Muzdalfa at night offering Maghrib and Isha Prayers together. Staying there at night. Collecting 49 small pebbles for stoning the Jamraats.
Day - 3. 10th (Eid day) Offering Fajar Prayer and leaving Muzdalfa at sunrise. Stoning the Big Jamrah (Shaitan), offering animal sacrifice, coming to Haram i - Pak, going around the Ka'abah, performing Sayee (Walking/running betwen Safa and Marwa hills), shaving off head (for men- women cut two or three inches of their hair as a token) and putting off Ihram. Going back to Mina and staying there.
Day - 4. 11th. Stoning the three Jamraat and staying at Mina.
Day- 5. 12th Zila Hajja. Stoning the three Jaraat (Shaitans-Devils) and coming back to Makka Mukarma before sunset. That is the end of Hajj.
Day= 6: 13th Zihajja. If some one itentionally or by chance does not leave Mina before sunset of Day-5, he will stay there for the night and on the 6th day he will stone the three Jamraats and return to Makka Mukammah. This ends Hajj
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 10y agoHajj is performed during the last month of the Islamic calendar. The schedule is as under or this is how Hajj is performed in different stages: All these rituals teach unconditional obedience to Allah Almighty. They teach equality, simplicity, sacrifice, tolerance and charity etc. It was renewed by the last Prophet of Islam Hazrat Muhammad (SAW). Only the Muslim Ummah performs Hajj which is obligatory on each Muslim
Day - 1. 8th of Zilhajja: (Day of Tarwiya) Taking bath, putting on Ahraam (two sheets of untailored cloth), going to Haram i Pak, making intention of performing Hajj, offering two Nawafil and reaching the field of Mina (preferably) before Zuhar Prayer and staying there.
Day - 2. 9th. (Day of Arfaa) Offering Fajr Prayer and reaching the field of Arafaat (the main ritual of Hajj). Offering Zuhar and Asar prayers (Qasar) behind the Imam in Masjid - Namra - if possible. Staying there till sunset, offering Prayers and praying to Almighty Allah Karim. Leaving the field of Arafaat just at sunset without offering Evening Prayer. Coming to Muzdalfa at night offering Maghrib and Isha Prayers together. Staying there at night. Collecting 49 small pebbles for stoning the Jamraats.
Day - 3. 10th (Eid day) Offering Fajar Prayer and leaving Muzdalfa at sunrise. Stoning the Big Jamrah (Shaitan), offering animal sacrifice, coming to Haram i - Pak, going around the Ka'abah, performing Sayee (Walking/running between Safa and Marwa hills), shaving off head (for men- women cut two or three inches of their hair as a token) and putting off Ihram. Going back to Mina and staying there.
Day - 4. 11th. Stoning the three Jamraat and staying at Mina.
Day- 5. 12th: Zila Hajja.Stoning the three Jaraat (Shaitans-Devils) and coming back to Makka Mukarma before sunset. That is the end of Hajj.
Day= 6: 13th Zihajja. If some one intentionally or by chance does not leave Mina before sunset of Day-5, he will stay there for the night and on the 6th day he will stone the three Jamraats and return to Makka Mukammah. This ends Hajj the Fifth Pillar of Islam.
It does not take ten days to complete Hajj. The pilgrims go to Madina Munawara to visit Masjid-i-Nabvi and pay Salam o beloved Prophet (SAW).
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∙ 15y agoThey go to Mecca once in their life before they die.
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∙ 13y agoThey went to mecca and do hajj there. they will go tomadinah too. Both of them are located in Saudi Arabia.
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∙ 14y agosoudi arabia
at the arafat valley
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When do non pilgrims fast during hajj?
Fasting during Hajj days is NOT obligatory for pilgrims or non-pilgrims.
Why do pilgrims go to hajj?
Hajj can only be performed at Mecca. All the pilgrim have to go to Mecca to perform Hajj.
What do they stone in mecca?
During the Hajj, pilgrims stone Satan.
What are the four places pilgrims will go when they are on hajj?
They go to Mecca and medina.
What can't people eat during Hajj?
The pilgrims may eat any Hala food which they eat in other days. Nothing is prohibited during Hajj.
The name of pilgrim's plantation?
The Muslim pilgrims don't have to plant during Hajj.
Why do pilgrims go on hajj?
don't say why say why not!! They perform Hajj because it is the fifth pillar of Islam. It is obligatory on each Muslim to perform Hajj once in life time.
When on the hajj Whom are the pilgrims looking to please?
It is a religious ritual of the Muslims. While on Hajj, the pilgrims try to please Almighty Allah.
Where was Muslims supposed to take pilgrims?
The Muslims go to Makka, Saudi Arabia, to perform pilgrimage - Hajj.
What chloves do they need to bring to hajj?
Two white untailored sheets of cloth are required to put on during Hajj and Umrah. But after completing Umrah or hajj, the pilgrims put on routine clothes while performing Tawaf and saying prayers.
Where does the millions of stones thrown by the pilgrims goes in hajj and also from where they find such a large quantities of stones at one place?
The stones thrown by pilgrims during the Hajj are used by other pilgrims, so they are constantly being recycled. Most of these stones are found throughout the area or are brought there from other places along the way of the pilgrimage.
Is there a fasting at hajj?
No, there is no mandatory fasting during the Hajj pilgrimage. However, some pilgrims may choose to fast voluntarily, particularly on the Day of Arafah, which is considered a highly recommended practice.
