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حکومت پاکستان سے جاری کردہ اپنا حج کا کارڈ اور سعودی مکتب کا ہاتھ کا کڑا، نسک کارڈ پہن کر رکھنا ضروری ہے

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The Makkah accommodation provides 4 room-sharing options to cater to various preferences and budgets of pilgrims.

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Wuquf at Arafah is considered the most important pillar of Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam.

It is a time for pilgrims to seek forgiveness and supplication.

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The Black Stone (Hajar al-Aswad) in the Kaaba marks both the starting and ending point of each circumambulation (Tawaf)

during Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages, symbolizing the spiritual journey of Muslims and their connection to the Kaaba.

Its significance extends beyond mere ritual, embodying unity, historical legacy, and spiritual blessings in Islam.

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The mention of Hajj, fasting, and other religious obligations is found in: Surah Al-Baqarah.

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During Hajj, pilgrims must spend a minimum of two days in Mina.

This is a mandatory part of the pilgrimage where they stay overnight on the 10th and 11th days of Dhu al-Hijjah.

It is during these days that the ritual of stoning the three pillars representing Satan (Rami al-Jamarat) takes place.

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During the Hajj, Muslims stay overnight at Muzdalifah, a valley between Arafat and Mina in Saudi Arabia

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"Hajj al-Qiran" refers to a type of Hajj pilgrimage where a pilgrim combines the rites of Umrah and Hajj in one consecration of ihram.

In this type of Hajj, the pilgrim assumes the state of ihram for both Umrah and Hajj together without coming out of it until the completion of the Hajj rituals.

It's one of the three types of Hajj, the others being

1. "Hajj al-Ifrad"
2. "Hajj al-Tamattu"
3. "Hajj al-Qiran"
   
   

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The three pillars of Hajj are:

1.  Ihram,
2. Tawaf
3. Sai

These pillars are considered a must for the validity of one's Hajj, and cannot be compensated in any way.