HAJJ AND UMRAH GUIDE

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ro i This _i.~ the Day of Sacrifice and also the first day of the ble~ed. ~e~ al-Adhha I
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f"p*.il.q't",db.y.hl The belief of some thai that they are actually actualty stoning devils, which leads
them to angrily curse and insult insuJt those devils
In tact, fact, the rami is only for
the remembrance of Allah.
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fnis is tne Day ot Sacrifice and also the tirst day of the btessed Ebd at-Adhha i
For Muslims in every part of the earth and for the pilgrims, the blessed
Eed al·Adhha al-Adhha is an especially especiatly joyful joylut day wherein they rejoice in Allah's
r----=----, favor to them and sacrifice sacrilice their thejr animals, seeking nearness to Him The
pilgrim begins Ihe the takbeer for Eed after afler stoning the large pillar, saying,
"Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar, la ta ilaha ill-Allah iil-Allah
Allahu AIlahu akbar, Allahu akbar, wa lillahil-hamd tillahil-hamd ",,
Amcng Among rhe tre errcrS prrcrs cor'U-l'~:ed ccttnrlted by bV pr'gr!"1S pirg:f]ts cU'1ng Culnq !he the raTJI ra:nt \stcnmg) islcnrng) are" are:
IRe Throwrng
ThrOWing all ol of the pebbles at once, which actually counts as only one
throw. The correct way is to throw one pebble after another anolher while saying,
"Allah akbar" with each one.
When the pilgrim has stoned the large piilar pillar (Jamratul-aqabah)
Uamratul·aqabah) and
shaved or cut his hair, he is partially released from ihram and can wear
Sh.wosn..cofC1JUllai,
his regular clothes.
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He/she is then freed from all the restrictions of ihram
except rnaflal marital tntercourse
mtercourse.