Hajj and Umrah

And He has power over everything.
There is none worthy of worship but All\h,
Who is alone, Who fulfilled His promise,
Who has helped His servant,
and Who alone has defeated nations.
Muslim (mentioning that these be read thrice)
This is also a place where du`\’ is (readily) accepted, so one should
lengthen one’s du`\’ here.
At this point, one will notice that there are two sets of green lights
(approx 50 metres apart). It is Sunnah for men to hasten to a quick
march between them (similar to the first three rounds of ^aw\f).
Women again will continue normally.
As one engaged oneself in ^aw\f, do so likewise in Sa`y. Here too at
peak times the crowd may make carrying literature cumbersome. If
one cannot carry one’s chosen books of Ad`iyah then one can engage
in either Dhikr or recite any du`\’ one remembers.
It is Sunnah to recite this du`\’ as often as one can throughout Sa`y:
‘allchum-maghfir war-xam,
WA ‘antal ‘a`azzul ‘akram.
O All\h! Forgive and have mercy,
and You are the Honoured, the Noble.
al-Bayhaq|
At Marwah the Ka`bah is not visible, so facing its direction is sufficient.
The same actions done on %af\ are done here. This is one round.
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