Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami

Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 26
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Those intending to perform Hajj should first go through the following
terms and names of sacred places keeping them in mind so that it
may become easier for them to understand the rulings etc. described
in the book.
‏[ا ۡ ‏َش هُرُ‏ احلۡ‏ ّ ‏َج [ Ashĥur-ul-Hajj .1
The holy months of Hajj which include Shawwāl, Żul-Qa’daĥ and
the first ten days of Żul-Ḥijjaĥ.
اِح رام [ Iḥrām 2.
ۡ ]
Iḥrām refers to the state in which even certain Ḥalāl things become
Ḥarām for the one who recites Talbiyaĥ with the intention of
performing Hajj or ‘Umraĥ or both. Further, the unstitched shawls
put on in the state of Iḥrām are also called Iḥrām metaphorically.
تَلبِ‏ يَه [ Talbiyaĥ 3.
ۡ ]
The invocation repeatedly recited in the state of Iḥrām during Hajj
and ‘Umraĥ, i.e.
‏َك لَ‎‏َّيْ
ط
‏َك لَ‎‏َّيْ اَللّ‏ ‏ٰهُمَّ‏
ط
‏َك لَ‎‏َّيْ ‏َك لَ ‏َك شَرِ‏ ‏ْي ‏َلا ‏َك لَ‎‏َّيْ
ط
اِنَّ‏ الْحَ‏ مْدَ‏
‏َوالْمُلْ‏ ‏َك لَ‏ ‏َوالنِّعْمَ‏ ‏َة
ط
لَ‏ ‏َك شَرِ‏ ‏ْي لاَ‏ ‏َك
ط
‏َك
اِض طِبَاع [ Iḍṭibā’ 4.
ۡ ]
The act of wearing upper shawl of Iḥrām in such a way that it passes
underneath the armpit of the right hand and remains on the left
shoulder, keeping the right shoulder uncovered.