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56 Intentions for Pilgrims of Hajj & ‘Umraĥ xi
on) him on the Day of Judgement.} (Shu’ab-ul-Īmān, vol. 6, pp. 315,
Ḥadīš 8311)
18. I will earn reward by inviting the Muslims towards righteousness
making individual effort.
19. As long as possible, I will act upon the Sunnaĥs of journey
conforming to its rulings and manners.
20. Whilst in the state of Iḥrām, I will frequently recite Labbayk.
(Islamic brothers should recite it loudly while Islamic sisters
should recite it quietly.)
21. Whilst entering the blessed Masjid-ul-Ḥarām and Masjid-un-
Nabawī, I will place right foot first into the Masjid and recite
the Du’ā of entering the Masjid. Similarly, whilst exiting the
Masjid, I will place my left foot first out and recite the Du’ā of
exiting the Masjid. (I will also conform to these manners whilst
entering and exiting any Masjid.)
22. Whenever I enter the blessed Masjid-ul-Ḥarām and Masjid-un-
Nabawī, I will make the intention of Nafl I’tikāf, earning reward.
(Remember that eating something including Saḥarī and Ifṭār,
drinking water and even Zam Zam water, and sleeping are all
impermissible in Masjid. If you have made the intention of
I’tikāf, these acts will become permissible.)
23. As soon as I have my first glance at the Holy Ka’baĥ, I will
recite Ṣalāt-‘Alan-Nabī and make Du’ā.
24. During Ṭawāf, I will make Du’ā for my forgiveness and that of
the entire Ummaĥ at Mustajāb (where 70,000 angels are present
to say Āmīn to Du’ā).