Hajj Pilgrimage | MCQs

Explanation

• The six undesirable acts of Ihram, also known as the prohibitions, include:
• 1. Clipping the nails
• 2. Removing hair
• 3. Wearing perfume
• 4. Wearing stitched clothing
• 5. Hunting
• 6. Engaging in marital relations

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• Arafat is a plain near Mecca.
• Pilgrims stand in prayerful reflection during the Wuquf at Arafat on the 9th day of Dhu al-Hijjah.
• It is a day of repentance and seeking forgiveness.
• Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his Farewell Sermon at Arafat.
• Pilgrims gather here (Arafat) to fulfill a major Hajj ritual before moving to Muzdalifah

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One khutba is recited during Hajj. Al-Imran is the surah in which Hajj is commanded. Holy Prophet (PBUH) sacrificed 63 camels during hajj. Adam and Hazrat Hawa performed the first ever Hajj.

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After spending the day at Arafat during the Hajj pilgrimage, pilgrims proceed to Muzdalifah. This symbolic journey is an integral part of the Hajj rituals, following the traditions of Prophet Muhammad SAW.

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• Hajj is considered the best demonstration of unity, confederation, and equality in the Islamic world.
• During Hajj, Muslims from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and nations gather in Makkah to perform the pilgrimage rituals together, emphasizing the universal brotherhood and equality among believers.

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The smallest Jamarat is called Jamarat-ul-Sughra and Jamarat-ul-Oola

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• The three upright stones are called "Jamarat".
• It stoned by pilgrims during the ritual in Mina.

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• Tawaf involves circumambulating the Kaaba seven times in a counterclockwise direction.
• It is symbolizing unity, submission.
• It is external nature of worship in Islam.

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The five miqats for pilgrims performing Hajj or Umrah are; 

• 1. Dhul Hulayfa
• 2. Al-Juhfa
• 3. Qarn al-Manazil
• 4. Yalamlam
• 5. Dhat Irq

Explanation

• The four permitted acts of Ihram are:
• 1. Waring the prescribed clothing: Pilgrims wear two pieces of white, seamless cloth.
• 2. Talbiyah: Reciting the specific supplication expressing the intention for Hajj or Umrah.
• 3. Trimming or shaving the hair: Pilgrims typically trim or shave their hair as a symbolic act of humility.
• 4. Certain restrictions: Avoiding specific actions, such as cutting nails, using scented products, or engaging in marital relations during the pilgrimage.