Mahram Women's Laws Conduct Hajj and Umrah

Health and Wellness Tips While in Hajj or Umrah Since Hajj's journey involves millions of pedestrians in the same area (Makkah), it contributed to the risk of infectious diseases. Whenever you go to Hajj or Umrah, you should consider mental and mental health before going to Hajj or Umrah as pedestrians going to Makkah around the world. Therefore, there are many possibilities for infectious diseases because travelers in Makka come from a different source. Therefore, it is likely to be dangerous to some of the delegates from those delegates who need special care in their lives. Also, the Makka weather conditions may differ from rural areas, which may threaten the health of the weak. So, how to prevent diseases? Eat fresh foods When you cook your food and make sure you are cleaning fresh foods, but if you choose to eat cooked foods and then choose to be clean instead of going down. Do not eat food that is kept open at cheap restaurants or restaurants. When you are abo

How to perform "Umrah" 1. If anyone wants to make Umrah arrives at eMeeqaat, it is recommended that both (male and female) wash as needed, including women and childbirth babies after delivery. The man bored his head and beard but not his clothes in Ihraam. There is no harm to what remains behind Ihraam. There is nothing wrong with bathing in Meeqaat. 2. Men should change their clothes in Ihraam while women needed to make their goals right then in their clothes. There are no clothes selected by women, unless they are banned to wear Niqaab (novel). Instead, they can cover their hands with the lower part of the khimaar (head), while using the upper part of their jilbaab (outer garment) or a different piece of cloth to cover their faces by pulling it down, if necessary to do so. As for men, they should hold their Ihraam in eMeeqaat by wearing two pieces of cloth called Izaar and Ridaa '. Ridaa 'covers a maximum of half the body, and the izaar covers less than hal

Hajj: a lifetime journey Departure to Mecca in Hajj (visit) is not unusual for many Muslims. Hajj represents the end of the years of spiritual preparation and planning. When they have finished their visit, pedestrians are given a renowned Hajji (pilgrim) name. Hajj recalls Abraham's willingness to bear his son Ishmael in Bible times. Making Hajj is one of the five Islamic pillars and therefore it is a responsibility for all elderly Muslims who cannot travel well. Hajj lasts five days, and, as the Islamic calendar is a month, the Georgian calendar of the Hajj day will change in the year. Muslims go to Mecca at times to make a low journey called Umrah. About 200,000 people living in Makkah have more than two million inflammations during Hajj. This rapid increase in numbers contributes to many challenges, including ensuring adequate food, water, and toilet facilities in Makkah and the surroundings of Minna and Arafat, which visitors will visit as part of Hajj tradition. Al

Praise to Allah (SWT). Hajj is one of the five pillars of Muslims. It is an obligation to all eligible Muslims to make Hajj and his life. Power means that he should be able to pay Hajj both physically and financially. "In those clear signs, in Abraham's steadfast place, and anyone going in it will be safe." And from Allah it comes from people is the way to the House - because anyone can find the way, but anyone who does not believe, Allah is free from the food supply. (Quran 3:97) According to the above-mentioned Quranic, Muslims are able to find ways (ways to pay for travel and stay in Makkah and all other related costs and physical endurance) should make Hajj. On the other hand, the Umrah can be made at any number of times during the lifetime of the person and chooses. Men and women from around the world wish to make Hajj and Umrah during their lifetime. Islam is a religion based on compassion and compassion. Muslim teachings protect the weak and