Hajj and Umrah

And I call You with the calling of one endangered and in fear,
(one) whose neck is subjugated to You, and whose eyes flow with
tears for You, and who humbles himself for You, and who
muddies his nose (i.e. abases himself).
O All\h! Through Your (accepting) prayers do not make me
wretched, but be with me caring and merciful,
O Best of those who are asked, and O Best of those who give.
ad-Durr al-Manth[r
These are some of the supplications that can be found which are
specifically mentioned to have been recited by the Prophet r at
`Arafah. One is free to recite any other Ad`iyah. Please refer to some
of the other F|sab|lill\h publications for appropriate material.
As it is W\jib to stay in `Arafah until sunset it is not permissible to
depart before then (one will be liable to give Dam even if one left a few
minutes before sunset).
After `A]r if people are told to sit in their modes of transport then too
continue making du`\’, as one will not leave `Arafah before sunset.
After sunset leave `Arafah immediately for Muzdalifah (this is Sunnah).
Do not perform Maghrib %al\h in `Arafah, but perform it when arriving
in Muzdalifah.
Walking from `Arafah to Muzdalifah (approximately 3 miles) is fairly
easy as the temperature usually cools down by the time people set off
after sunset. This walk is usually slower in pace as most people will be
feeling some tiredness from the day.
One is not in a rush to arrive in Muzdalifah but one must remember
that one has two %al\h to perform there upon arrival.
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