The second day of the Hajj ritual was on Thursday 25th of October 2012. The second day of hajj is known as Yown ul Arafat or the day of Arafat.On this day, the pilgrims leave Mina after dawn and make their way to the plains of Arafat for the culminating experience of the Hajj. Devotees would spend the entire day on the Plains of Arafat asking God Almighty for forgiveness and engaging in worship through the recitation of the Quraan and also through supplications. Muslims around the world would be in solitude with the Hujjaaj on this day by fasting for the entire day. After sunset, on the day of Arafat, pilgrims would make their way to Muzdalifa, situated halfway between the plains of Arafat and Mina. Here they would spend the entire night in the open under the star light engaging in prayer and worship and also collecting pebbles that would be used the following day. The video above was sent to me by Brother Madani Norzai and depicts a group of South African Hujjaaj on the plains of Arafat (Thursday 25th October 2012) begging God Almighty to accept all their prayers and to fulfill all their needs and desires.
Why are single Muslim women (without a marham - male relative) excluded from hajj.?
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it exclude the vulnerable , alone widows?? Those who need the spiritual comfort most.
The prophet (pbuh) said there was nothing against Islam for women going alone.
So why is it banned? Saudia Arabia is one of the safest countries in the world because of strict laws. And she would be among only other Muslims doing hajj. So how can it be dangerous
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