Al-Hajj Al-Mabroor

The blessing of the Hajj is that you avoid all sins. Indeed, every
moment passing on you without sinning is itself a blessing. In the
Hajj, Allah blesses all your times, you do nothing but kind acts,
and the performance of good deeds therein is endlessly and
infinitely multiplied.
The Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him
peace) said: “The reward of Hajj Mabrûr (the one accepted by
Allah) is nothing other than Paradise.”
An endless blessing extending from worldly life to the hereafter,
for Allah wants man to abide by His Divine Law and no time man
lives abiding by His Law as that of Hajj. Before hearing the Azân
[The Muslim summons to prayer, called by the muezzin from a minaret
of a Masjid five times a day] the Muslim hurries to the Sacred House
of Allah and keeps offering prayers, glorifying the Praises of Allah
and reciting the Noble Qur’an. He shies away from any sin or
missing the Congregational Prayers or failing to dedicate himself
to the obedience of Allah.
The Truth [Al-Haqq: one of the Beautiful Names of Allah], Blessed
and Exalted be He, says (what means):
“Verily, the first House (of worship) appointed for mankind was
that at Bakkah (Makkah), full of blessing, and a guidance for Al-
‘Alamîn (the mankind and jinns).” (Âl-‘Imrân, 3: 96)
Al-‘Alamîn is the plural of (the Arabic word) ‘Âlam (world),
indicating all, except Allah. It includes different species as the
world of the angels, that of the jinn, that of mankind and so forth.
The aimed at meaning is that faith is strewn throughout the entire
universe among all the species of the earth, and during the Hajj
season all these species gather in the Sacred House of Allah. The
Truth, Whose Majesty reigns supreme, says (what means):
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