Makkah: After a two-year ban due to the Corona epidemic, one million pilgrims will leave for Mina today to perform the Hajj.
Pilgrims from all over the world will leave Mecca for Mani today between 7th and 8th of Dhu al-Hajj on the night of Dhu al-Hajj. Has been settled with.
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It should be noted that according to the rites of Hajj, the pilgrims have to stay in their tents in Mina on the day of 8 Dhu al-Hajj, from where they can perform Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha after performing the Fajr prayers of 9 Dhu al-Hajj. Will leave for This process will be completed by the next day's Zuhr prayers.
Hajj pilgrims will reach Arafat Square on Thursday, 9 Zul-Hajj.
9 As soon as the sun sets on Dhu al-Hajj, the pilgrims will leave for Muzdalifah without performing Maghrib prayers and will perform Maghrib and Isha prayers together. Pilgrims will spend the night of Muzdalifah under the open sky and from there they will choose 70 pebbles for Rami Jamrat at the rate of Rs.
Pilgrims will offer prayers and supplications after the Fajr prayers on Friday, the 10th of Zul-Hajj, until sunrise, which is called Waqf Muzdalifah. After that, Zaif-ur-Rehman Rami will return to Mina for Jamrat. He will hit 7 pebbles on the big Jamrat in Jamrat complex.
It should be noted that after Rami Jamrat, there is a process of sacrifice, after which the pilgrims are freed from the restrictions of ihram by shaving their heads (having their throats cut). After the throat, the main task of the pilgrims is Tawaf Ziarat. Pilgrims will return to Mina after paying the dues and completing the cycle of Sa'i. The night will stay there and for the next 2 days ie 11th and 12th Zul Hajj after the time of fall the three stones will be hit by seven pebbles.
After this, the pilgrims will leave the limits of Mina before sunset on the 12th of Dhu'l-Hijjah or they will leave for their places of residence after Rami on the 13th of Dhu'l-Hijjah.
It should be noted that for the first time since the Corona epidemic this year, one million pilgrims are receiving the blessings of Hajj, including eight and a half million foreigners. The Hajj Security Force says that all arrangements for peace and security have been completed on the most important occasion. All necessary arrangements have been made on the highways leading to Mecca and the holy shrines (Mina, Muzdalifah and Arafat) and the Hajj sites.
