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Day to Day Activities of Hajj
8th Dhul-Hijjah
(Yaum Al-Tarwiayh)
The 8th Day of Dhul-Hijjah is called
Yaum Al-Tarwiyah. On this day before
noon, put on the Ihram clothes from one
of the prescribed stations and proceed
towards Makkah with the intention to
perform Hajj. Take a bath, clip nails,
trim mustache, shave the pubic hair, and
wear white Ihram cloths (for male).
Women can wear any decent clothes with
the exception of wearing veils and
gloves. Qarin and Mufrid are already in
Ihram. It is a Sunnah to cover shoulders
after wearing Ihram and say:
لبيك
حجا
"Labaik Hajjan"
(O Allah! Here I do respond for your
call to Hajj).
If in
state of fear to complete Hajj, you may
make a conditional intention by saying:
ومحلي
من
الأرض
حيث
تحسبني

If
anything prevents me to complete the
Hajj my place is where that thing
obstructed me to complete it.

After the intention to perform Hajj,
shun all prohibited things. You should
repeat Talbiyah frequently. Continue to
repeat the Talbiyah until throwing of
the pebbles at Jamarah Al-Aqabah on the
10th of Dhul-Hijjah. Leave for Mina
repeating the Talbiyah. At Mina pray
Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha' and Fajr
Salahs. All Salahs should be performed
in due time. The four raka'ah Salahs
should be shortened to two raka'hs.
Spend this night in Mina. The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) used to
perform only the two raka'hs before the
Fajr Salah and the witr from the routine
Sunnah Salahs while he was on travel.
9th
Dhul-Hijjah (Yaum Arafah)
Soon after Salah-tul-Fajr and at sun
rise on this day, leave for Arafah
repeating Talbiyah and Takbeer. It is
reprehensible to fast on this day
because the Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) drank from
a bowl of milk sent to him on this day.
It is a Sunnah to stay at Namirah until
Zawal (noon) if it is possible. Khutbah
(sermon) should be addressed to the
pilgrims at Namirah after which Zuhr and
Asr should be combined and offered in
advance and shortened to two raka'hs
each with one Azan and two Iqamahs. You
should make sure that you are within the
boundaries of Arafah. The Valley of
Uranah is not within the boundaries. Any
spot of Arafah suffices. If it is
possible, the Mountain of Ar-Rahmah
should be between you and the Qiblah. It
is not a Sunnah to climb Ar-Rahmah
mountain. It is recommended to face the
Qiblah raising the hands during Dua'a in
complete submission until sunset.
It is recommended to repeat frequently
the following:
لا
إله
إلا
الله
وحده
لا
شريك
له، له
الملك
وله
الحمد
وهو
على كل
شيء
قدير

There
is no god but Allah, He has no partner,
the dominion belongs to Him alone,
praise be to Allah, and He is able to do
all things.

Not to leave Arafah until sunset. After
sunset, depart for Muzdalifah calmly. If
the road is not crowded, you may
(hasten). After reaching Muzdalifah,
pray Maghrib and Isha Salahs combined
and delayed. (three raka'hs Maghrib and
two raka'hs only for Isha). Do not offer
any other Salah. Sleep until dawn but
the weak among men and women may depart
for Mina by midnight.
10th
Dhul-Hijjah (Eid Al-Adha or Yaum Al-Nahr)
Pray Fajr at Muzdalifah with the
exception of the weak men and women who
had earlier left for Mina. After the
Fajr Salah, face the Qiblah and praise
Allah, utter Takbeer and Tahleel
(negation of partners to Allah) as well
as to make Dua'a until sunrise. Before
sunrise, leave for Mina uttering
Talbiyah calmly. While passing through
Muhassir Valley, hasten if possible.
While walking towards Mina from
Muzdalifah, pick up seven pebbles. Throw
seven pebbles at Jamarah Al-Aqabah one
by one uttering Allah-u-Akbar every time
you throw a pebble. As soon as you
complete the throwing, discontinue the
Talbiyah. Slaughter a sacrificial
animal, eat from it and feed its meat to
the needy and the poor.
Slaughtering is obligatory on Qarin and
Mutamatti'. Shave or shorten your head
hair. Shaving is better and it is
preferable to commence shaving from the
right side. As for women, she may
shorten
her hair equal to a finger tip length.
At this stage you are allowed to put on
normal clothes and use perfume and
scent. Prohibited acts during Hajj time,
with the exception of sexual
intercourse, no longer apply. This is
called Al-Tahallul Al-Awwal. After
throwing the pebbles go to Makkah to
offer Tawaf Al-Ifadah (with out Ramal
& Idhtiba'), offer the two raka'hs
of Tawaf. After Tawaf, perform Sa'i and
by completion of Sa'i, you will return
to normal life, Tahallul Thani. Drink
from Zamzam water and pray Zuhr in
Makkah if possible. Spend the remaining
nights in Mina.
11th
Dhul-Hijjah
After spending the night in Mina,
You are advised to pray the five daily
Salahs in congregation. This day and two
following days are called Ayyam Al-Tashreeq
and it is a Sunnah to repeat the Takbeer
after every Salah whether you are
staying or travelling and you are in
Mina or anywhere else. Throwing of
stones at the three Jamarahs is to be
commenced after Zuhr i.e. after the sun
declines. Start Rami at Jamarah, begin
with the junior, the middle and then at
Jamarah Al-Aqabah. Throw seven pebbles
at every Jamarah consecutively and the
Takbeer should be uttered every time a
pebble is thrown. The pebbles are to be
collected from any place in Mina. It is
a Sunnah to keep Makkah on the left side
and Mina on the right while throwing the
pebbles. After completion of Rami at
Jamarahs (Wusta & Sughra) go
straight facing the Qiblah and invoke
Allah as the Messenger of Allah (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) did so.
After stoning Jamarah al-Aqabah leave
immediately without any Dua'a. Spend the
night in Mina.
12th
Dhul-Hijjah
Spend your time in performing of
good deeds and remembering Allah. After
Zuhr, throw the pebbles at the three
Jamarahs as you did on the 11th day of
Dhul-Hijjah starting with the Jamarah
Sughra, then Wusta and end with Jamarah
Al-Aqabah. Invoke Allah after throwing
the pebbles at the Sughra and the Wusta.
If you are in a hurry to go back home,
it is permissible to leave for Makkah
after performance of the Tawaf Al-Wida'
provided you leave before sunset. To
delay to travel until the 13th day of
Dhul-Hijjah is better in order to throw
the pebbles at Jamarahs because the
Messenger of Allah (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) has done
so. It is recommended to pray, if
possible, during Ayyam Al-Tashreeq at
Al-Khaif Masjid.
13th
Dhul-Hijjah
Throw the pebbles at all the three
Jamrahs in the same manner as you did in
the two preceding days. If you wish to
go back home, offer Tawaf Al-Wida' and a
menstruating woman and the one in the
state of postnatal period may leave
without Tawaf Al-Wida' (Farewell Tawaf).
Some Dua'as (Invocations)
الله
أكبر،
الله
أكبر،
الله
أكبر
سبحان
الذي
سخر
لنا
هذا
وما
كنا له
مقرنين
وإنا
إلى
ربنا
لمنقلبون،
اللهم
إنا
نسألك
في
سفرنا
هذا
البر
والتقوى،
ومن
العمل
ما
ترضى،
اللهم
هون
علينا
سفرنا
هذا
واطو
عنا
بعده،
اللهم
أنت
الصاحب
في
السفر،
والخليفة
في
الأهل،
اللم
إني
أعوذ
بك من
وعثاء
السفر،
وكآبة
المنظر
وسوء
المنقلب
في
المال
والأهل.

Allah
is the greatest, Allah is the greatest,
Allah is the greatest. How perfect He
is, The one Who has placed this
(transport) at our service, and we
ourselves would not have been capable of
that, and to our Lord is our final
destiny. O Allah, we ask You for Birr
and Taqwaa [Birr and taqwaa. Two
comprehensive terms which individually
refer to all good actions and obedience
i.e. performing the commanded actions
and avoiding the prohibited actions.
When combined together, birr refers to
doing those actions which have been
commanded and taqwaa refers to avoiding
those actions which have been
prohibited.] in this journey of
ours,
and we ask You for deeds which please
You. O Allah, facilitate our journey and
let us cover its distance quickly. O
Allah, you are The Companion on the
journey and the Successor
over the family. O Allah, I take
refuge with You from the difficulties of
travel, from having a change of hearts
and being in a bad predicament, and I
take refuge in You from an ill fated
outcome with wealth and faimly.

It is narrated that the prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) said:
The
best of all Dua's is that asked on the
Yaum Arafah and the best said is what I
have said and that said by the Prophets
who came before me; that is: "لا
إله
إلا
الله
وحد لا
شريك
له، له
الملك
وله
الحمد
وهو
على كل
شيء
قدير."
"There is no god except Allah, He
has no partner, praise and dominion
belong to Him., He is Omnipotent.

The Messenger of Allah (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) used to
say at times of hardship;
لا
إله
إلا
الله
العظيم
الحليم،
لا إله
إلا
الله
رب
العرش
العظيم،
لا إله
إلا
الله
رب
السموات
السبع
ورب
الأرض
ورب
العرش
الكريم

There
is no god but Allah the Magnificent Most
Forbearing. There is no god but Allah
the Rabb of the magnificent throne,
there is no god but Allah the Rabb of
the seven skies, the Rabb of the earth
and the Generous Rabb of the throne.

The Messenger of Allah (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللهم
أصلح
لي
ديني
الذي
هو
عصمة
أمري،
وأصلح
لي
دنياي
التي
فيها
معاشي،
وأصلح
لي
آخرتي
التي
فيها
معادي
واجعل
الحياة
زيادة
لي في
كل خير
واجعل
الموت
راحة
لي من
كل شر
O
Allah! Make good my religion because it
is my protection, redress my life in
which is my livelihood and make good my
Hereafter because it is the place where
I return to and make my life to increase
every good thing and make death as a
solace from every evil.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) used to
say:
اللهم
إني
أسألك
الهدي
والتقى
والعفاف
والغني

O
Allah! I ask you guidance, piety,
modesty and satisfaction.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللم
إني
أعوذ
بك من
زوال
نعمتك
وتحول
عافيتك
وفجاءة
نقمتك
وجميع
سخطك

O
Allah! I seek refuge in you from the
missing of your favor, missing of
healthfulness, falling of a sudden
misfortune and all kinds of your wrath.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللهم
مصرف
القلوب
صرف
قلوبنا
على
طاعتك

O
Allah! You are the Manager of hearts,
manage our hearts to obey you.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللهم
أنت
ربي لا
إله
إلا
أنت
خلقتني
وأنا
عبدك،
وأنا
على
عهدك
ووعدك
ما
استطعت
أعوذ
بك من
شر ما
صنعت،
أبوء
لك
بنعمتك
علي،
وأبوء
بذنبي،
فاغفر
لي
فإنه
لا
يغفر
الذنوب
إلا
أنت.

O
Allah!, You are my Rabb (Lord) none has
the right to be worshipped except You.
You created me and I am Your abd (slave)
and I abide to Your covenant and promise
as best as I can, I take refuge in You
from the evil of which I have committed.
I acknowledge Your favor upon me and I
acknowledge my sin, so forgive me, for
verily none can forgive sin except You.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللهم
اغفر
لي
خطيئتي،
وجهلي،
وإسرافي
في
أمري،
وما
أنت
أعلم
به مني
اللهم
اغفر
لي
هزلي
وجدي
وخطئي
وعمدي
وكل
ذلك
عندي

O
Allah! Forgive me my sins and my
ignorance as well as my extravagance in
affairs and everything that you know
better than me. O Allah forgive me my
jesting and my seriousness, my
intentions and my mistakes and
everything with me.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
اللهم
إني
ظلمت
نفسي
ظلما
كثيرا
ولا
يغفر
الذنوب
إلا
أنت
فاغفر
لي
مغفرة
من
عندك
وارحمني
إنك
أنت
الغفور
الرحيم.

O
Allah I did much injustice to myself and
nobody forgives sins except You. O
Allah! Forgive me my sins and bestow
your mercy on me for you are the
Forgiver, the Merciful.

The Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) also used
to say:
ربنا
آتنا
في
الدنيا
حسنة
وفي
الآخرة
حسنة
وقنا
عذاب
النار

Our
Rabb! Give us which is good in this life
and give us good in the Hereafter and
protect us against the torment of the
fire.
(2:102)
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