❞ كتاب Common Mistakes in Hajj ❝ ⏤ محمد الشريف

Many pilgrims when they travel to Madinah, they pray to the graves.
They make du’aa’ to Rasul Allah (peace be upon him). This could not only
ruin their Hajj, it could nullify their Islam.
2. Do not rub graves for barakah.
3. Do not make du’aa’ to anyone except Allah ta’aala.
4. When going to Madinah, your initial intention should be to visit Masjid
An-Nabawee, the Prophet’s Masjid.

B- In Ihraam

1. Do not pass the Meeqaat without being in the state of Ihraam. If you
are landing in Jeddah and going to Makkah to perform Umrah directly,
you must be in a state of Ihraam before you land, as the plane shall enter
the Meeqaat. Jeddah is inside the Meeqaat.
2. If you are landing in Jeddah, you need your Ihraam towels with you on
the airplane in your carry-on bag.
3. Women may wear anything Islamically permissible for Ihraam.
4. Do not take pictures of yourself in Ihraam. You came to worship Allah
and taking pictures for showing others later may contradict your sincerity
of doing this for the sake of Allah.
5. Women in their menses must be in a state of Ihraam when they pass
the Meeqaat. They should shower and do talbiyah like everyone else.

6. Do not uncover your right shoulder until you reach the Ka’bah and be-
gin Tawaaf. This is the time that the Messenger uncovered his shoulder

and it is an act of Hajj, so we must follow when the Prophet did it.
7. You may change your Ihraam towels if they get dirty.
8. You do not enter into Ihraam by just wearing the towels. You must
make the intention to begin.
9. Do not shave your beard, whether before, during or after Ihraam.
10. You should wear sandals, but if you do not have sandals, you do not
have to walk barefoot. Wear what you have until you find a place to get
sandals.

11. When beginning your Ihraam for Hajj, do it from where you are: in
your hotel, on the street, etc. You do not have to go to the Ka’bah to start
your Ihraam for Hajj.
12. Do pay attention to what you are saying when you are making the
Talbiyah: Labbayk Allahumma Labbayk...
13. When you hear that you are not allowed to wear stitches in Ihraam,
know that what is meant is that you cannot wear pieces of cloth that are
sewn together to wrap your body, such as a T-Shirt or underwear.
14. Both men and women may shower with unscented soap. Yes, for
women and men, you may comb your hair, as the Prophet’s wives used to
do when they were in Ihraam.

C - In Tawaaf

1. You do not have to say your

intention out loud to begin Ta-
waaf. Saying intentions out loud

is something the Prophet (peace
be upon him) never did except
after Ihraam when he said,
“Labbayk Allahumma Umrah wa
Hajj.”
2. You do not have to touch the
black stone for your Tawaaf to
be accepted. If it is crowded you may face your hand toward the stone
and say Allahu Akbar.
3. Do not kiss the Yemeni corner. You may only touch it.
4. Do not worship the black stone. You are glorifying Allah by coming to
this house and worshiping Him, following the Sunnah of Rasul Allah
(peace be upon him).
5. Do not follow those du’aa’ books that make up du’aa’ for each time
you go around the Ka’bah. Read Quran and make du’aa’ from your heart
and glorify Allah.
6. Make du’aa’ by yourself, do not do it in a shouting group around the
Ka’bah.
7. Do not wipe the walls of the Ka’bah during Tawaaf. Rasul Allah did not
touch anything other than the black stone and the Yemeni corner.
8. Do not hurt anyone to kiss the black stone.

9. Do not face your hand to the Yemeni corner and say Allahu Akbar. This
is only for the black stone.
10. Do not push or hurt anyone during Tawaaf.
11. The Ka’bah should be to your left. Do not do Tawaaf with your back to
the Ka’bah.
12. Do not stand at the black stone line for a long time. Move on.
13. Do not lengthen your 2 rak’ahs of Tawaaf.
14. There is nothing in the Sunnah about: Du’aa’ Maqaam Ibraheem.
After you pray the 2 rak’ahs of Tawaaf, move on.

D - In Sa’i (Going between As-Safa and Al-Marwah)
1. Although preferable, you do
not have to have wudu’ during
Sa’i.
2. You do not have to climb to

the top of As-Safa or Al-
Marwa.

3. You can take breaks in Sa’i
to drink water or rest.
4. You can take a break after
Tawaaf, before Sa’i.
5. You do not have to jog the whole way, from As-Safa to Al-Marwa. Only
within the green lights, the valley of As-Safa and Al-Marwa.
6. Women do not have to run between the green lights.
7. There is no specific du’aa’ to say between As-Safa and Al-Marwa.
8. Do not miss the du’aa’ that Rasul Allah (peace be upon him) said when
he stood on As-Safa. Then raise your hands and pray as he did (peace be
upon him).
9. Do not say your intention out loud before making Sa’i.

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E -When Shaving or Trimming:
1. Shave your complete head, do not leave parts unshaved.
2. If you shall trim, take from all sides of your head.
3. Do not take off your Ihraam until you have shaved or trimmed. You are
still in Ihraam until you do so.
4. Do not shave your beard.

F - In Mina,

‘Arafah, and Muzdalifah:

1. Many people do not confirm if where they are located is inside or out-
side the borders of the holy sites. Confirm.

2. Do not reserve a place that is more than your need. Many people are
looking for places to sit down and sleep.
3. Only in ‘Arafah and Muzdalifah do you shorten and combine prayers. In
Mina only shorten your prayers, but pray them at the correct time.
4. Do not waste your Hajj time in vain chatting.
5. Spending the 8th day in Mina is the Sunnah of Rasul Allah. Many
people skip this and go to ‘Arafah.
6. Do not push anyone when you are in a crowd.
7. You do not have to go to Mt. of Mercy in ‘Arafah. Many people hurt

themselves and others to be there even though it is not a waajib (obliga-
tory) thing to do.

8. Mt. Rahmah (mercy) is not a holy mountain. Do not wipe its sand and
rocks for barakah.
9. You do not have to pray Dhuhr and Asr on ‘Arafah day in the Masjid of
‘Arafah (Masjid Namirah). You may pray in your tent with your group.
10. Do not leave ‘Arafah before Maghrib time.
11. Women should avoid getting into a crushing crowd, like in Masjid
Namirah.

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