Follow the sacred journey of Hajj through its seven essential steps, each carrying deep spiritual significance and connecting you to millions of pilgrims throughout history.
Each step of Hajj has been performed by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and millions of believers
Before crossing the Miqat (boundary), pilgrims must enter Ihram. Men wear two white seamless cloths, while women wear modest clothing. Recite the Talbiyah prayer.
Upon arriving in Mecca, perform Tawaf around the Kaaba. Start from the Black Stone, walk counter-clockwise seven times, and pray two Rak'ahs at Maqam Ibrahim.
Begin at Safa hill, walk to Marwah hill (one trip), then return to Safa (second trip). Complete seven trips total, ending at Marwah.
On Tarwiyah Day, pilgrims travel to Mina and spend the night in tents. This is a day of preparation and spiritual reflection before Arafah.
The most important day of Hajj. Stand at Arafah from Dhuhr until Maghrib, making du'a and seeking forgiveness. This is the essence of Hajj.
This is the most important day of Hajj. Missing Arafah means missing Hajj.
After sunset at Arafah, travel to Muzdalifah. Pray Maghrib and Isha combined, spend the night, and collect 70 small pebbles for Jamarat.
Stone Jamarat al-Aqaba, perform Qurbani (sacrifice), cut hair, perform Tawaf al-Ifadah, and complete Sa'i if not done earlier.
Tarwiyah Day - Travel to Mina
Day of Arafah - The Main Pillar
Eid al-Adha - Sacrifice & Celebration
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