Perform Hajj Toward Mecca Because It’s Sunnah

Hajj is a pilgrimage journey toward Mecca, which is considered the fifth pillar of faith in Islam. It takes place at the beginning of the twelfth month of the Muslim lunar calendar name as Dhu-al-Hajjah. The root of Hajj is based on the old Semitic origin of Islam.

The Spiritual Meaning of Hajj

According to the teachings of Islam, the Hajj must be performed at least once in life by every Muslim who has the ability to perform. After that, a person receives the honorary title of Haji as well as wear a green turban (depends on pilgrimage choice). Hajj includes three significant events in the history of Islam:

•    The reunification of Adam and Hawa after their expulsion from Paradise

•    The sacrifice by the prophet Ibrahim as well as his son Ishmael

•    The life of Prophet Mohammed as an example of humility and submission to God.

The spiritual meaning of Hajj is to performed individually for the sake of Allah.  During the Hajj, all the pilgrims become the guests of Allah. Muslims stand together where the whole world turns their faces five times a day during prayer. Every Hajj pilgrimage leaves their home for a short period.

Conditions for Pilgrimage

The Prophet Mohammed established the main rituals of the Hajj during the "farewell pilgrimage," which he performed in 632 in Dha-ul-Hijjah. The Sharia law defines the following conditions necessary for the Hajj:

1)    A person must reach adult age;

 2) A person has a clear mind;

3) A person must be free for their Hajj obligation

4) A person has enough funds to ensure their pilgrimage and the maintenance of the family. 

5) A person must enjoy good physical health;

 6) A person must able to provide own safety level

7) A person must go on the road in advance to start performing the Hajj rituals before the time start.

Some Forbidden Acts of Hajj Pilgrimage

During the Hajj, a Muslim is obliged to perform the special rituals such as performing Tawaf when they enter as well as when they go back. When performing a hajj (in the state of ihram), it is forbidden to focus on the given acts:

1. To engage in the commerce and affairs related to the world
2. Involving in sexual intercourse, as well marry someone
3. Angry and offensive to anyone;
4. Avoid killing like animals, insects, grass, leaves, and branches, etc
5. Men must shave their hair and cut their nails,
6. Don’t wear jewelry

These are some violations that are prohibited during Hajj rituals. During Hajj three days are the basic of Hajj from the 11th to the 13th Dah-ul-Hijjah. After that, the pilgrims continue to make sacrifices and re-visit the Mina Valley, where the stones are making ceremony continue. All the hajj pilgrimage thrown stones to all three pillars. If you wanted to perform your religious obligation, then book your Hajj packages 2019 through connected with Eiman travels.

Hajj is a pilgrimage journey toward Mecca, which is considered the fifth pillar of faith in Islam. It takes place at the beginning of the twelfth month of the Muslim lunar calendar name as Dhu-al-Hajjah. The root of Hajj is based on the old Semitic origin of Islam.

The Spiritual Meaning of Hajj

According to the teachings of Islam, the Hajj must be performed at least once in life by every Muslim who has the ability to perform. After that, a person receives the honorary title of Haji as well as wear a green turban (depends on pilgrimage choice). Hajj includes three significant events in the history of Islam:

•    The reunification of Adam and Hawa after their expulsion from Paradise

•    The sacrifice by the prophet Ibrahim as well as his son Ishmael

•    The life of Prophet Mohammed as an example of humility and submission to God.

The spiritual meaning of Hajj is to performed individually for the sake of Allah.  During the Hajj, all the pilgrims become the guests of Allah. Muslims stand together where the whole world turns their faces five times a day during prayer. Every Hajj pilgrimage leaves their home for a short period.

Conditions for Pilgrimage

The Prophet Mohammed established the main rituals of the Hajj during the "farewell pilgrimage," which he performed in 632 in Dha-ul-Hijjah. The Sharia law defines the following conditions necessary for the Hajj:

1)    A person must reach adult age;

 2) A person has a clear mind;

3) A person must be free for their Hajj obligation

4) A person has enough funds to ensure their pilgrimage and the maintenance of the family. 

5) A person must enjoy good physical health;

 6) A person must able to provide own safety level

7) A person must go on the road in advance to start performing the Hajj rituals before the time start.

Some Forbidden Acts of Hajj Pilgrimage

During the Hajj, a Muslim is obliged to perform the special rituals such as performing Tawaf when they enter as well as when they go back. When performing a hajj (in the state of ihram), it is forbidden to focus on the given acts:

1. To engage in the commerce and affairs related to the world
2. Involving in sexual intercourse, as well marry someone
3. Angry and offensive to anyone;
4. Avoid killing like animals, insects, grass, leaves, and branches, etc
5. Men must shave their hair and cut their nails,
6. Don’t wear jewelry

These are some violations that are prohibited during Hajj rituals. During Hajj three days are the basic of Hajj from the 11th to the 13th Dah-ul-Hijjah. After that, the pilgrims continue to make sacrifices and re-visit the Mina Valley, where the stones are making ceremony continue. All the hajj pilgrimage thrown stones to all three pillars. If you wanted to perform your religious obligation, then book your

Hajj packages 2019 through connected with Eiman travels.