Explanation

Pilgrims enter the state of Ihram at the Miqat, the designated boundary, before performing the Hajj.

Pilgrims enter the state of Ihram during Hajj on the morning of the eighth day of Dhul-Hijjah.

This day is also known as Tarwiyah Day.

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Pilgrims collect pebbles during Hajj to throw at three stone pillars as part of the ritual

It is known as Rajm al-jamarat or the Stoning of the Devil.

The ritual symbolizes the rejection of evil and sin, and the pilgrim's resolve to fight

Explanation

 The Hajj packages offer two stay duration options: 20 to 25 days (short) and 38 to 42 days (long).

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The Jamarat nearest to Makkah is called "Jamarat al-Uqbah."

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درجہ زائد سفری دستاویزات رکھیں 

 پاسپورٹ اور یہ کی چار عدد کاپیاں 

پاسپورٹ سائز تصویریں چار عدد 

گردن توڑ بہار فلو اور پولیو کارڈ 

ہوائی ٹکٹ بمعہ بورڈنگ کارڈ 

نادرہ کا جاری کردہ ارصل کمپیوٹر رائس شناختی کارڈ

Explanation

• Maqam Ibrahim is the place where Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) stood while constructing the Kaaba.
• It is located near the Kaaba in Makkah.
• It is sacred and associated with the footprint of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).

Explanation

The website www.mora.gov.pk offers detailed information about Hajj arrangements.

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Applicants must have at least 2000 Riyals available before departure.

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One complete circuit of the Kaaba is called a shawt.

Tawaf is the act of walking around the Kaaba seven times in a counterclockwise direction.

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The final ritual of Hajj is the stoning of the Great Jamara (Jamarat al-Kubra), symbolizing the rejection of evil.