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Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 33
‏[حَرَم]‏ 43. Ḥaram
‘Ḥaram’ refers to the area around Makkaĥ whose limits have spread
out up to several miles. This land is called Ḥaram because of its
sacredness. Its limits are marked in all directions. It is Ḥarām
(unlawful) for any person, whether Ḥājī or not, to hunt in its jungle
and to cut its naturally growing trees and live grass. The people who
dwell within the limits of Ḥaram are called Ḥaramī or Aĥl-e-Ḥaram.
‏[حِل [ Ḥil 44.
This is the area beyond the limits of Ḥaram but within the limits of
Mīqāt. Certain acts which are Ḥarām within Ḥaram are Ḥalāl here.
The people who live in this area are called Ḥillī.
45. Āfāqī [
] فَا ‏ِيق ا ٓ
The person who lives outside the limits of Mīqāt is called an Āfāqī.
تَن ۡ عِي م [ Tan’īm 46.
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It is the place outside Ḥaram where people whilst staying in Makkaĥ
go in order to put on Iḥrām for ‘Umraĥ. It lies at about 7 kilometres
from Masjid-ul-Ḥarām towards Madīnaĥ. Masjid ‘Āishaĥ has been
built here. People refer to this place as ‘small ‘Umraĥ.’
] جِعِرَّان َ ه [ Ji’irrānaĥ 47.
It is situated about 26 kilometres from Makkaĥ on the way to Ṭāif.
This is another place where people whilst staying in Makkaĥ go
in order to put on Iḥrām for ‘Umraĥ. People refer to this place as
‘big ‘Umraĥ’.