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hajj!

If financially and physically able, Muslims will journey to Mecca and perform certain rites and duties while there. In 2026 it will happen in May 24 - 29, 2026. All this takes place over five to six days. Are there any questions?

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What is the Kaaba?

The holiest sanctuary and focal point of worship in Islam, symbolizing Allah. The Kaaba is covered by a black silk and gold-embroidered cloth. People face this site when they pray 5times per day.

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why do they circle kaaba 7x

They circle the Kaaba 7x to symbolize unity, devotion, and submission to Allah's command, following the tradition of Prophet Muhammad, and to express spiritual cleansing, connect with history, and earn blessings and forgiveness

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why do the go between hills 7x

In the Islamic tradition, Hagar runs back and forth seven times between the hills of Safa and Marwa out of desperate searching and unwavering faith. This reenactment, known as Sa'i, is a core ritual for millions of pilgrims during the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages to Mecca. 

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seeking forgiveness from god

This takes place  in the Planes of Arafat. The pilgrimage to the Plains of Arafat is considered the pinnacle of the Hajj and is the most significant day for seeking forgiveness. Millions of Muslims gather here to spend the afternoon, dedicating themselves to prayer, reflection, and supplication. This ritual of one-on-one communing with God is the spiritual climax of the entire pilgrimage. 

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stoning of satan

The Stoning of Satan is when the Muslims performing Hajj throw small pebbles at three stone pillars to symbolically reject evil, just as Prophet Abraham did.

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hajj haircut

The haircut ritual of Hajj, known as tahallul, is a symbolic act of spiritual cleansing and rebirth that marks the end of the pilgrimage. It allows Muslims to leave the sacred state and resume normal activities. Males cut it all off, as was done by Mohammed, and Woman trim a small amount of their hair, typically the length of a fingertip.

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The Feast of the Sacrifice

The Feast of the Sacrifice, known as Eid al-Adha, is a four-day Islamic festival that occurs annually at the conclusion of the Hajj pilgrimage.

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circeling kaaba 7x again

The final circle at the end of Hajj, called Tawaf al-Wida, symbolizes a Muslim’s respectful and emotional farewell to the Kaaba and the city of Mecca.

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The title Haji/Haja

The titles Haji (for men) and Hajja (for women) are honorific titles given to Muslims who have successfully completed the Hajj pilgrimage. The use of these titles is a matter of tradition and culture, not a religious requirement.

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