Hajj – The Fifth Pillar
Learn the Essential Rituals of Your Pilgrimage
- Do's
- Perform Hajj with a sincere heart solely for Allah (SWT).
- Wear the prescribed Ihram clothing and follow its rules.
- Walk around the Holy Kaaba during Tawaf seven times anti-clockwise.
- Spend time in Dua and reflection at the plains of Arafah.
- Stay calm, be respectful, and help fellow pilgrims.
- Offer all five daily Salah on time.
- Do exercise and keep yourself fit.
- Follow all the steps of Hajj properly.
- Dont's
- No Arguing or Fighting
- No Use of Perfume in Ihram state
- No Cutting Hair or Nails in the state of Ihram.
- Harming animals is strictly forbidden during the pilgrimage.
- Men must not cover their heads while in Ihram.
- Women must not wear a niqab or gloves while in Ihram.
- Do not waste food, water, or resources.
- Don't exhaust yourself.
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FAQ
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Hajj is the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Makkah, Saudi Arabia. It’s one of the five pillars of Islam, required once in a lifetime for all Muslims who are physically and financially able.
After booking your Hajj package and registering for your journey, research the Hajj rituals, secure your travel documents and visa, get physically ready, and learn about the cultural etiquette to experience a smooth pilgrimage.
There are nine rituals in Hajj, however, the key rituals include circling the Holy Kaaba (Tawaf), walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah (Sa’i), standing at Arafat for reflection, and performing Rami al Jamarat.
As Makkah experiences extreme weather during Hajj, pack comfortable clothing, a prayer mat, necessary medications, copies of your important documents, and personal hygiene items. Don’t forget a reusable water bottle and snacks for long days.
Stay informed, be patient with the crowds, and embrace the spiritual journey. Connect with fellow pilgrims, follow the advice of your guide, and always plan ahead to overcome challenges along the way.