Explanation

The pilgrim who performs Hajj-ul-Tamattu is called a Mutamatti. Hajj-ul-Tamattuj

It means to perform Umrah during the season of Hajj.

In Hajj-ul-Tamattuj a pilgrim assumes Ihram for only Umrah.

After reaching Makkah, he performs Tawaf and Saa’ee for Umrah.

He then performs Qasr (shaves or clips his hair). Here, the pilgrim has to sacrifice an animal.

Explanation

The Saudi government provides yellow bracelets to pilgrims, often as a means of identification or for tracking purposes during the Hajj pilgrimage.

Explanation

To enter Riyazul Jannah, you must book a slot on the Nusuk app, which is the official Saudi Arabian app for managing Hajj and Umrah permits

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Explanation

Hajj begins on Zulhajj 8 with pilgrims going to Mina, known as Yawm at-Tarwiyah.

The main rituals continue until Zulhajj 12, with optional stoning on Zulhajj 13, making 8 to 12 Zulhajj (5 days) the core Hajj days.

Explanation

The Rukn al-Yamani is the name of the southwest corner of the Kaaba, which is a cube-shaped 

The Rukn al-Yamani is one of the four pillars of the Kaaba

The small piece of land between Rukn-e-Islam (the Black Stone) and Rukn-e-Yamani (the Yemeni Corner) 

It is known as the "Hatim" or "Hijr Ismail."

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The Stoning of the Devil ritual is performed at the Jamarat,

which is located in Mina, near Mecca.

It is performed on four consecutive days of the Hajj, the 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th days of Dhul-Hijjah (the 12th Islamic Month).

On the first day, pilgrims cast seven stones at Jamarat al-Aqaba.

Explanation

 The General Directorate of Civil Defense raised the level of readiness in Mina to receive pilgrims, adopting several measures to maintain their safety.