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• Tawaf-e-Qadoom refers to the circumambulation around the Kaaba performed upon entering Makkah.

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During Hajj, hunting animals is prohibited.

Hunting animals is forbidden during Hajj while in the state of ihram.

This includes hunting in the Haram zone, even if the hunter is not in ihram. 

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The Jamarat nearest to Makkah is called "Jamarat al-Uqbah."

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The smallest Jamarat is called Jamarat-ul-Sughra and Jamarat-ul-Oola

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• The three upright stones are called "Jamarat".
• It stoned by pilgrims during the ritual in Mina.

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• The stoning of Jamarat is performed during Hajj on the days of Eid al-Adha, specifically on the 10th, 11th, and 12th days of Zul-Hajj.

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• Jamarat in Hajj involves stoning three pillars in Mina.
• It symbolizing the rejection of temptations.
• It commemorating Prophet Ibrahim's defiance against Satan.
  

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• Tawaf involves circumambulating the Kaaba seven times in a counterclockwise direction.
• It is symbolizing unity, submission.
• It is external nature of worship in Islam.

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The five miqats for pilgrims performing Hajj or Umrah are; 

• 1. Dhul Hulayfa
• 2. Al-Juhfa
• 3. Qarn al-Manazil
• 4. Yalamlam
• 5. Dhat Irq

Explanation

• From Mina, Muzdalifa is a location located 3 miles away from Makkah in Saudi Arabia.