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Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 31
‏َم]‏ 31. Zam Zam well
‏َم ز
ۡ ُ ز
‏[بِرئ
This is the blessed well which sprang out when Sayyidunā Ismā’īl
rubbed his delicate blessed feet on the ground in
his infancy. (Tafsīr Na’īmī, vol. 1, pp. 694)
Looking at its water, drinking it and pouring it onto one’s body are
all acts of reward and it is a cure for diseases. This blessed well is
situated in the south of Maqām-u-Ibrāĥīm. (Now no one can behold
this well.)
‏َا [ Bāb-uṣ-Ṣafā 32.
‏[بَاب ُ الص َّ ف
It is one of the southern doors of Masjid-ul-Ḥarām near which lies
the mount Ṣafā.
‏َا [ Ṣafā 33. Mount
‏[كوهِ‏ صَ‏ ف
It is situated on the southern side of the Ka’baĥ.
كوهِ‏ م ۡ ‏َروَ‏
] ه [ Marwaĥ 34. Mount
It is situated opposite the mount Ṣafā.
رض ۡ ‏َي [ Mīlayn-e-Akhḍarayn 35.
َ
مِي ۡ لَني ] ِ ۡ اَخ ‏ِن
These are 2 green marks visible in the passage between Ṣafā and
Marwaĥ. To make these marks prominent, green tube lights have
been installed to the walls and the ceiling. During Sa’ī, males are to
run between these two green marks.
‏[مَس ۡ يع ٰ [ Mas’ā 36.
The passage between Mīlayn-e-Akhḍarayn is called Mas’ā. It is a
Sunnaĥ for males to run along this passage during Sa’ī.