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3. To recite couplets other than the ones containing Ḥamd, Ṣalāt
and Manqabat
4. To perform Ṭawāf in impure clothes. (As a caution, don’t carry
used shoes/slippers with you during Ṭawāf).
5. Raml
6. Iḍṭibā’
7. Not to kiss Ḥajar-ul-Aswad whenever required
8. To perform Ṭawāf with longer intervals in between the rounds
of Ṭawāf. However, there is no harm if one needs to go to the
toilet or to make Wuḍū. He may leave. He should resume Ṭawāf
from where he had left; there is no need to restart from the
beginning.
9. To start the next Ṭawāf without offering the two Rak’āt Ṣalāĥ
of the previous one. However, if the time is Makrūĥ for Ṣalāĥ,
there is no harm in doing so. For example, several Ṭawāfs may
be performed without offering Ṣalāĥ of Ṭawāf from Ṣubḥ-e-
Ṣādiq till 20 minutes after the appearance of the edge of the sun
at sunrise or after offering Ṣalāt-ul-‘Aṣr till sunset. However,
after the elapsing of Makrūĥ timing, two Rak’āt Ṣalāĥ will have
to be offered for each Ṭawāf.
10. To eat anything during Ṭawāf
11. To perform Ṭawāf in the intense need of passing urine or
breaking wind etc. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 1, pp. 1113; Al-Maslak-ul-
Mutaqassiṭ lil-Qārī, pp. 165)
Seven permissible acts during Sa’ī and Ṭawāf
1. To make Salām
2. To reply to Salām