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Hajj

Hajj. The Islamic Pilgrimage. Map of Hajj Journey. The beginning. Clean yourself Wear Ihram garments White cloth, un-sewn, wrapped around body. Trip to Ka’bah. Pilgrims walk to Ka’bah to perform Tawaf(seven trips around) touching the black stone. Black Stone.

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Hajj

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  1. Hajj The Islamic Pilgrimage

  2. Map of Hajj Journey

  3. The beginning • Clean yourself • Wear Ihram garments • White cloth, un-sewn, wrapped around body

  4. Trip to Ka’bah • Pilgrims walk to Ka’bah to perform Tawaf(seven trips around) touching the black stone

  5. Black Stone • The black stone in the Ka’bah • The stone is believed to be a remnant of the Mosque that Abraham and Ishmael built

  6. Performing the Sa’ee • The devotional act of walking 7 times between knolls in Ka’bah • Walking represents the footsteps of Hagar trying to get water for her son Ishmael

  7. Trip to Mina • A 3 mile walk from Ka’bah • Pilgrim must recite daily prayers

  8. End of Day Two • Pilgrims stay overnight in Mina

  9. Trip to Mount of Mercy • Pilgrims walk to Arafat plain-9 miles from Mina • Mount of Mercy is the location of the last speech given by the prophet

  10. Prayer and Reading • Pilgrims pray and read the Quran all day at Arafat • Pilgrims stay at Arafat until sunset

  11. Muzdalifah • After leaving Arafat, the pilgrims walk to Muzdalifah • Muzdalifah is 1/2 between Mina and Arafat • Pilgrims collect at least 70 pebbles for throwing

  12. Stoning • Pilgrims take stones to throw at three different pillars • The pillars represent the devil • The pilgrims are stoning the devil

  13. Cutting Hair • Pilgrims cut their hair as part of the hajj • Men typically shave head from the right to left • Women will cut at least 1”

  14. Sacrifice • Pilgrims must pick an animal to sacrifice • Sheep, cow, or camel are the most common animals • Great feast is held • 1/3 of meat is eaten, 1/3 of meat is given to poor, 1/3 of the meat is an offering

  15. Drinking from Zamzam • Pilgrims drink water from Zamzam area • After that is done the first two rituals are repeated at the Kabah • The water symbolizes the water that Hagar found for Ishmael

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