Leave a comment The Book of Hajj Questions & Answers - Chapter 10 Which days are called the days of Tashreeq (Ayamu Al-Tashreeq)? The days of Tashreeq are the days of hajj following the day of Arafa. The Days of Tashreeq are the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th of Dul Hijjah. The days of Tashreeq are the three days following the day of Eid. The Days of Tashreeq are the 11th, 12th, 13th of Dul Hijjah additional to day of Nahr. The days of Tashreeq are the three days following the day of Eid. The Days of Tashreeq are the 11th, 12th, 13th of Dul Hijjah. Where do pilgrims stay in Ayamu Al-Tashreeq and what is the ruling? Staying in Mina is Wajeb. The pilgrims should stay in Mina for the 11th & 12th for Mutajel (Hasting pilgrim - early departing from Mina) and 11th, 12th and 13th of Dul Hijjah for pilgrims with Takhor (departing late from Mina). if missed, just ask Allah for forgiveness. Staying in Mina is Wajeb. The pilgrims should stay(stay the night/sleep) in Mina for the 11th & 12th for Mutajel (Hasting pilgrim - early departing from Mina) and 11th, 12th and 13th of Dul Hijjah for pilgrims with Takhor (departing late from Mina). If missed, should pay Fidyah. Staying in Mina is Mustahab (recommended/ likable). The pilgrims may stay in Mina for the 11th & 12th for Mutajel (Hasting pilgrim - early departing from Mina) and 11th, 12th and 13th of Dul Hijjah for pilgrims with Takhor (departing late from Mina). If a pilgrim does not stay in Mina what should he do to make it up? If the pilgrim does not stay nighttime in Mina during the days of Tashreeq, they must compensate with a Fidyah (slaughter of the animal) and feeding poor in Makkah. If the pilgrim does not stay nighttime in Mina during the days of Tashreeq, they must compensate with a Hady (slaughter of the animal). If the pilgrim does not stay nighttime in Mina during the days of Tashreeq, they must compensate with a Fidyah (slaughter of the animal). What is the pilgrim required to do during the Ayamu -Tashreeq? Pilgrims are required to make Raml and recite a lot of remembrance of Allah: It is mustahabb (recommended) to make a lot of dhikr during the days of Tashreeq, also avoid complaining, backbiting and focus in been a good pilgrim and ask Allah for forgiveness and to grant you a hajj mobroor. Pilgrims are required to make Rami and pray a lot to Allah: It is Rukn to make a lot of dhikr and during the days of Tashreeq, also avoid complaining, backbiting and focus in been a good Muslim and ask Allah for forgiveness and to grant you an acceptable hajj. Pilgrims are required to make Rami and recite a lot of remembrance of Allah: It is mustahabb (recommended) to make a lot of dhikr during the days of Tashreeq, also avoid complaining, backbiting and focus in been a good pilgrim and ask Allah for forgiveness and to grant you a hajj mobroor. When is the Rami performed during Ayamu Al-Tashreeq in a normal circumstances? The Rami (stoning) is to be performed in at afternoon. The Rami (stoning) is to be performed in the afternoon. The Rami (stoning) is to be performed in before afternoon. How do the pilgrims perform the Rami during Ayamu -Al-Tashreeq? Throwing at the three Jamrats, starting with Jamrah al Sograh (then must make a prolonged supplication at the right-side of it facing Makkah) then Jamrah al Wosta (then must make a prolonged supplication at the left-side of it facing Makkah), then finally at Jamrah al Aqabah (no supplication after it), each with seven pebbles and saying “Bismillah, Allahu Akbar” with each throw. Throwing at the three Jamrats, starting with Jamrah al Sograh, then Jamrah al Wosta (then must make a prolonged supplication at the left-side of it facing Makkah), then finally at Jamrah al Aqabah (no supplication after it), each with seven pebbles and saying “Bismillah, Allahu Akbar” with each throw. Throwing at the three Jamrats, starting with Jamrah al Sograh (then must make a prolonged supplication at the right-side of it facing Makkah) then Jamrah al Wosta (then must make a prolonged supplication at the left-side of it facing Mina), then finally at Jamrah al Aqabah (no supplication after it), each with seven pebbles and saying “Bismillah, Allahu Akbar” with each throw. What actions should pilgrims be aware of and stay away from? Disobeying Allah. Be aware of the devil tricks such as backbiting and complaining. Disobeying Allah. Falling into Shirk or invented matters in Islam, following his/her bad desire and behaviors. All above are correct. Name some of the ways that Shaitan can try to destroy the reward of pilgrims for Hajj? Use the discomfort of travel to let pilgrims complain and show their dissatisfactions about the weather, infrastructure in the Minasik facilities, services, food, lack of comfort and so on as distractions as well as shopping for products Make them continue to follow their bad habits and sins and depend on the hope that one day they will be able to stop. All above are correct. What should you do if one of your Hajj companions is falling for the tricks of Shaitan? Advise him gently and explain to him/her that those are tricks from Shaitan, so it will ruin your Hajj reward. Also, remind her/him that Shaitan could be using him/her to ruin the Hajj for others and deprive them to stay on track for a Hajj mabroor. After a few days, everyone will miss the blessed days of Hajj and will wish that Allah invites them again, and again. Remind this pilgrim, that Allah has invited him/her among millions of his creations for a noble cause, if the pilgrim stayed on the Hajj course, the reward is removal of sins and a key to paradise. All of the above are correct, you may use both in gentle manner. How should pilgrims deal with their Hajj companions? The pilgrim must always fear Allah in his dealings with other people around him, especially in this trip. Training themself to practice their best manners such as respect, kindness, generosity, self-control, and calmness. The pilgrim must focus on himself /herself only and cut all socialization with everyone until Hajj is over. Stay away from the bad apple and be close to a good one. 1 out of 10 Your Name(Optional) Your Email(Optional) Time is Up! Time's up
