The Book of Hajj and Umrah (PDF)

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He should be persistent in supplicating and asking Allah's forgiveness,
reciting the Talbiyah, and invoking the blessings of Allah
upon the Prophet, peace be upon him. The pilgrim should not
feel that the response to his du'a is being slow.
* If the pilgrim was unable to reach that stand on Arafah, near
the boulders, he may stand anywhere on the Mount Arafah facing
the Qiblah supplicating with his hands raised.
* If a pilgrim manages to stand for even a second on Arafat, during
the period between the dawn of the Day of Arafah till the
dawn of the next day, his Hajj would be valid.
* If he misses the rite of standing on Arafah, his Hajj would be
null and void, but if he stays on Arafah during the day and departs
before sunset, and does not return to Arafah, he must, as a
result, offer a sheep.
* Once the sun has set on the Day of Arafah, the pilgrim
marches on to Muzdalifah in a dignified manner. Upon reaching
it, he should perform the Maghrib prayer three Rak'aat following it
with the Isha prayer, two Rak'aat, at the time of the Isha prayer.
He should spend the night at Muzdalifah and pray the Fajr prayer
(the two Sunnah, and the two Fardh). Once he has prayed the Fajr
prayer, he should proceed to al-Mash'ar al-Haram and climb it, if
possible, otherwise, he may stand by it facing the Qiblah remembering
Allah, the Exalted, praising Him, and declaring His Oneness.
He should keep supplicating until very late that morning.
* If the pilgrim was unable to go to al-Mash'ar al-Haram, he may
supplicate wherever he may happen to be.