Hajj and Umrah

LABBAYK. ALLHUMMA LABBAYK.
LABBAYKA L SHAR•KA LAKA LABBAYK.
INNAL AMDAچ WAN-NI`MATA LAKA WAL MULK.
L SHAR•KA LAK.
“Here I am at Your Service, O Lord, here I am.
Here I am, no partner do You have, here I am.
Truly, the Praise and the Favour is Yours,
and the Sovereignty. No partner do You have”.
al-Bukh\r|
These words are Sunnah and any other wording would be valid but not
in accordance to the Sunnah.
The Talbiyah should be recited as much as possible.
Men should recite the Talbiyah raising their voices a little without
disturbing anyone. Women should not raise their voices.
The Talbiyah should not be recited as a group, but rather each person
should recite it individually. Groups may appoint someone to say it
loud to teach others or to remind people to be engaged in `ib\dah
(which Talbiyah also counts as).
Sahl Ibn Sa’d t relates that Ras[lull\h r said,
“When a Muslim recites Talbiyah, then verily every stone, tree and
even the ground around him all recite the Talbiyah with him to the
ends of the earth.”
at-Tirmidh|
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