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When touching the stone, the pilgrim should say the following: "In the name of God, God is the greatest. Oh, God, with faith in you, believing in your book, your loyalty, complying with the path of your Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). "

A pilgrim must walk, keeping the Kaaba on his left. When you reach the corner of Al Yamani that he must touch, but do not accept it, he says:here is Umrah Tour packages Uk is available.

 "Our Lord, grant us good in this life and good in the Hereafter, and save us from the doom of fire. O God, I beg you forgiveness and health in this life and the Hereafter. "

Every time he passed the black stone he should say, "God is the greatest."

During the remainder of the tawaaf he may say whatever he wants from the supplications, mention God, recite the Qur'an. That is because the tawaaf, Sa, and the ember throw have been developed for the purpose of referring to God.

During this tawaaf it is necessary for a man to do two things:

Al ldhteba 'from the beginning of the tawaaf until the end. Al ldhteba 'means placing the middle of one's satisfaction' under his right arm and ending it on his left shoulder.

When the performance of the tawaaf is completed, he may return his satisfaction 'to his original state because the time for Idhteba' is only during the tawaaf.

Al Ramal during the first three rounds. Al-sand means acceleration of one frequency with small steps. A pilgrim should be walking at a normal pace during his last four circles.

When he completes seven rounds of tawaaf, he approached the shrine of Abraham and read:

You take the place of Abraham as a place of prayer.

[Koran 2: 125]

Praying rak'ah two short, as close as possible, behind the shrine of Abraham. During the narrated Ibn Majah I recited Surah Kafirun [Quran, 109] and in one second surah lkhlas [Holy Quran, 112].

When he completes the two rak'ahs he has to return to the black stone and touch it, if comfortable. He goes out to Mas'a and when approaching the neighborhood of Safa he reads:

We live in Safa and Al Marwah are among the shrines of God.

[Koran 2: 158]

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He ascends the neighborhood of Safa until he is able to see the Kaaba. From the direction of the Kaaba and raising his hands, he praises God and makes any supplications that he chooses. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) prayed so: "There is no god but Allah alone," three times, du'aa 'in between.

He descends the Safa neighborhood and heads to Marwa at a natural pace until he reaches the green mark. Then it should run fast until the next green sign. He follows Marwa at a natural pace. When you reach him, he climbs up on him, facing the Qiblah, raising his hands and repeating what he said in the neighborhood of Safa. Al Marwa descends towards Al Safa neighborhood, taking care to walk where it is set to walk, and run where it is set to run.

This procedure is followed up to complete seven laps. Moving from Safa to Marwa is bosom and its return is another bosom.

During the Courier he had read what he wanted from the supplications, recited from the Quran, and mentioned God.

At the end of the courier he shakes his head. Woman clips her hair along the tip of the finger.

Shaving is best, except when the pilgrimage is near, there is not enough time for the hair to grow again. In this case it is better to clip until this hair will remain for shaving during the Hajj.

With that, 'Umrah is completed. And a free need to wear other clothes, attire and engage in marital relations, etc.

Pilgrimage

In the morning of the eighth day of Dhu'l-Hijjah, a pilgrim purifies himself again because of bathing as he did before Umrah in the place where he was staying, if comfortable. He puts on ihraam and says, "I am here for Hajj. Here I am, O God, here I am. Here I am. You have no partner. Here I am. Surely thankfully, grace and sovereignty is yours, and you do not have partners. "

If he is afraid that something will prevent him from completing the argument he has to make a condition when he makes his intentions, saying: "If I am blocked by any obstacle my place is wherever I am held up." If he does not like fear, he does not make this condition .