The Hajj (Pilgrimage to Makkah) is one of the five pillars of Islam. Anybody declaring to be a Muslim must fulfil this ritual act, or at least have the intention to do so once in their lifetime.

Hajj takes place in Makkah, in modern day Saudi Arabia, during the holy month of Dhu al-Hijjah, the 12th month in the Islamic calendar. Hajj is a spiritual duty and a pillar of Islam, meaning that Hajj must be performed by every Muslim at least once in their lifetime, so long as they are financially, physically, and emotionally able to do so.

2019年5月23日 · What follows is a very easy step by step process on how to do Hajj prepared by Sh. Muhammad Alshareef. You can also download a brochure style one page double sided printable PDF version of the guide below by clicking here. My …

The first chapter: Getting Prepared highlights necessary arrangements in preparation for Hajj and featuring a special FAQs section about Hajj and `Umrah. In the second chapter: Getting Started, a step by step description of the rituals of Hajj is provided covering the days and nights of Hajj.

By His Grace, kindness & help, Allah has made easy the compila-tion of this book (The Book of Hajj & Umrah) after several refer-ences. It includes several subjects of the Pilgrimage (eg. Merits of the Hajj, Status of the Hajj in Islam, Al-Mawaqeet, The Ihram & other commandments).

Hajj: Day of Arafat - 9 Dhul Hijjah WARNING: IF YOU MISS ARAFAT, YOU MISS HAJJ Offer Fajr Jam’ah in the tent and spend some time on Istighfar, Dhikr and Azkar. Also, make a long Du’a until the sunrise. Once sunrise is upon you, get ready - you should reach Arafat by Zawal (when the sun is in decline).

Hajj is an obligation upon every able adult and sane Muslim, male and female. It is recommended to hasten to undertake this obligation as soon as one is able to.

HAJJ AND UMRAH GUIDE If you should have any doubts or questions, the Islamic Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be at your service to clarify whatever you need to know.

Definition of Hajj: The majority of the scholars hold that Hajj was prescribed in the sixth year after Hijrah (Migration of the Prophet (peace be upon him) from Makkah to Madinah) for it was then that the following verse concerning it was revealed: “And complete the Hajj and ‘Umrah in the service of Al-lah” (Qur’an 2.194).

Chapter 1 - Encouragement Towards Performing Hajj Many verses in the Holy Quran have been revealed in connection with rules of Hajj and its virtues. The book's of Hadith are also filled with traditions of Rasulullah (Sallaho Alaihe Wassallam) on the same topics. It is my humble intention to mention a few of these in this booklet.