The Almighty said: (Hajj): (Hajj) [months] martyr, each of
making the Hajj binding on himself [entering Ihram], there [have] sexual
relations and non-disobedience and no dispute in the Hajj. "[Koran 2: 197]
1) The consciousness of God
The best way to please God is to keep watching Him and to be
conscious and fearful of Him in all your actions and your words.
2) Correct belief (belief)
Every Muslim must understand that if his belief is not
valid, Hajj or other worship is unacceptable. So always try to correct your
belief by asking scientists who will give you evidence from the Qur'aan and
Sunnah.
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3) Pure intention
God Almighty does not accept what is not directed to Him
alone. Therefore, you must always be honest and have a pure intention of
pilgrimage.
4) Health rituals
No ritual is accepted unless it is true, just as the Prophet
Muhammad (may God have mercy on him) did. The Prophet (peace and blessings of
Allaah be upon him) said: "Whoever adds something new to our religion is
not part of it, it is rejected." [Al-Bukhari]
5) Patience
The difficulty of the rituals of each pilgrim requires
patience and forgiveness for others.
6) Repentance
Do your best to make Hajj an opportunity to repent for all
your sins. This repentance requires you to desist from not committing these
sins again.
7) Mercy
Do your best to help the Muslims, avoid pushing them or
hurting them in all the rituals of Hajj, especially in tawaaf and chauffeured
and throwing very busy gravel.
8) Cleanliness
Cleanliness is a true sign of faith. Therefore, you should
always keep your heart, body, food, drink and everything clean. Also ask others
to keep ritual places and worship as clean as possible.
Practical
tips
1) Money:
Do not worry about exchanging money. You can do this easily
anywhere in Saudi Arabia.
2) Small groups:
Precise monitoring shows that people who move in large
groups are at risk of losing one or both, and / or the loss or late performance
of some rituals that may require compensation either by slaughtering an animal,
fasting or something else.
3) Good company:
Make sure you choose a good company during your entire trip,
as it can help you avoid arguments and help you perform your Hajj properly.
4) To avoid loss:
It is recommended to arrange with your group exactly where
and when to find out and what to do in cases of delay, and what to do if
someone is lost. Following these procedures may help:
Arrange a meeting in sight where there is a clear or
colorful sign or mark.
Select a range of time to meet those who may be delayed for
some reason, provided that this time does not affect the rituals to be
followed.
Make sure everyone in your group is directed and notified
correctly.
5) Food:
Do not carry food from your home. Almost everything is
available there. Also, remember that your food may be taken from you at the
airport.
To develop good eating habits, note the following
Avoid eating large meals, (a) because this is unhealthy, and
(b) unhelpful to performing rituals.
1) The best foods to eat are fruits, and the best drinks are
water and juice. They are everywhere and inexpensive.
2) Place the food residue in a plastic bag, and in a garbage
container.
6) Drug:
Carry only the essential medicines for your health. Other
common medicines can be obtained from any pharmacy. You can get free first aid
in all ritual areas.
7) Protection:
Beware of high temperatures in all ritual areas. Avoid
exposure to sunlight for long periods of time. Carry an umbrella and drink
plenty of liquid.
8) Services for the disabled:
Poor, sick, disabled, elderly, there are special services
introduction. The wheelchair and desk can be rented on the shoulder for those
who need it. Ask the authorities about these services inside the Grand Mosque.
Sometimes you may find them for free, but they are usually not too expensive.
Take advantage of these services if you need them.
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