Meeqat | MCQs

Explanation

Miqat is a principle boundaries at which Muslim pilgrims intend to perform the Hajj must enter the state of Ahram.

• Typically there are 5 Miqats:
• 1. Yalamlam Miqat: This is the Miqat for the people of Yemen, India, Pakistan, China, South Africa, Nigeria, Japan.
• 2. Al-Juhfah: This Miqat is also known as Rabigh. This is the Miqat for the people of North America, North Africa, Jordan, Lebanon, Europe, Turkey, Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Sudan.
• 3. Dhat Irq: This is the Miqat for the people of Iraq, Iran, China, and Russia.
• 4. Qarn Al-Manazil (Miqat Taif): This Miqat is also known as Al Sail Al Kabir. This is the Miqat for the people of U.A.E, Oman, Pakistan, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Najd, Riyadh, Dammam, and Khobar.
• 5. Dhul Hulayfah: This Miqat is also known as Abyar Ali. This Miqat is for the people of Medina.

Explanation

Meeqat are the principal boundary points of the area within which Muslim pilgrims on the Hajj must be in the state of ihrām 

Meeqat is an Arabic term denoting a 'stated place'

Pilgrims are obligated to wear Ihram and recite Talbiyah when crossing the station of Miqat.

The stations are:

• Dhul Hulayfah,
• Al-Juhfah,
• Qarn al-Manazil,
• Dhat Irq 
• Yalamlam.

Explanation

Meeqat are the principal boundary points of the area within which Muslim pilgrims on the Hajj must be in the state of ihrām 

Meeqat is an Arabic term denoting a 'stated place'

Pilgrims are obligated to wear Ihram and recite Talbiyah when crossing the station of Miqat.

The stations are:

• Dhul Hulayfah,
• Al-Juhfah,
• Qarn al-Manazil,
• Dhat Irq 
• Yalamlam.

Explanation

The five miqats for pilgrims performing Hajj or Umrah are; 

• 1. Dhul Hulayfa
• 2. Al-Juhfa
• 3. Qarn al-Manazil
• 4. Yalamlam
• 5. Dhat Irq