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‏[مِين ٰ [ Minā 48.
A valley 5 kilometres away from Masjid-ul-Ḥarām where the Ḥujjāj
stay. Minā lies within Ḥaram.
‏[مجَ‏ ‏َرَات]‏ .49 Jamarāt
The three places in Minā where stones are thrown (at Satan). The
first one is called Jamra-tul-Ukhrā or Jamra-tul-‘Aqabaĥ, it is also
called the big Satan. The second one is called Jamra-tul-Wusṭā (the
medium Satan) and the third one is called Jamra-tul-Aūlā (the little
Satan).
‏[عَرَفَات]‏ ‘Arafāt 50.
About 11 kilometres from Minā lies the plain of ‘Arafāt where all
Ḥujjāj gather on the 9 th of Żul-Ḥijjaĥ. ‘Arafāt is situated outside
Ḥaram.
‏َل ] ُ ۡ َ الرَّمح ة [ Jabal-ur-Raḥmaĥ 51.
جَب
The sacred mountain in ‘Arafāt near which Wuqūf (ritual stay) is
preferable.
‏َلِف ] َ ه [ Muzdalifaĥ 52.
مُزد
ۡ
The plains about 5 kilometres away from Minā towards ‘Arafāt. To
spend night here on return from ‘Arafāt is Sunnaĥ and to stay here
for at least a moment between Ṣubḥ-e-Ṣādiq and sunrise is Wājib.
ِ ‏َرس [ Muḥassir 53.
‏[حمُ‏ ّ
Adjacent to Muzdalifaĥ is a plain called Muḥassir where divine
retribution was inflicted upon Aṣḥāb-ul-Fīl. One should cross it fast,
seeking refuge from the divine retribution.