Hajj

The Hajj is celebrated in order to commemorate the trials of Prophet Ibrahim, his son and wife in Saudi Arabia. All Muslims should go on Hajj provided they are physically fit and fine, and have the money to go to Hajj. ...

Why do pilgrims stone the walls during Hajj pilgrimage?During Hajj Pilgrimage, after returning from Mount Arafat, pilgrims make way to Muzdalifah, a place between Arafat and Mina. There they collect pebbles for the stoning ritual that is to take place the ...

Hajj is the biggest pilgrimage ever undertaken in the world. Muslims flock to Mecca in order to conform to the fifth pillar of Islam, the Hajj pilgrimage. The Hajj pilgrimage is obligatory for every able Muslim to undertake. So, how can ...

The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh, delivered the Hajj sermon in Nmira Mosque at Mount Arafat, on account of the Hajj pilgrimage.According to Geo News, The Grand Mufti said that Islam was a practical religion and ...

Hajj pilgrimage is the biggest pilgrimage undertaken in the world and forms the fifth pillar of Islam. Hajj and Umrah rituals mark the symbolisation of the life of Ibrahim and his family who conformed to God's command. Arrival in Mecca denotes ...

Hajj is the largest pilgrimage in the world, attracting Muslim pilgrims from all quarters of the globe. It is the annual pilgrimage made to Mecca and also considered as the fifth pillar of Islam. There are numerous rituals associated with ...

Hajj and Umrah are pilgrimages to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, taken up by the Muslims. Hajj forms the fifth pillar of Islam, which a Muslim is supposed to undertake at least once in his lifetime, while Umrah is considered a ...

'Hurt no one so that no one may hurt you.' the Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) admonished believers. Often the 'burkha' clad women are viewed with curiosity and doubts, the current affairs of the world have confused the non-Muslim ...