Mina | MCQs

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Construction_ 1960-68

Construction started: March 23, 1960

Opened: October 21, 1968

Height: 70 m

Architect: Nasreddin Murat-Khan

Architectural styles: Modern architecture, Mughal architecture

Minar e Pakistan was made in Lahore in memory of Pakistan's resolution

Explanation

Height: 70 m

Architect: Nasreddin Murat-Khan

Construction started: March 23, 1960

Location: Lahore, Punjab; Pakistan

Opened: October 21, 1968

Architectural styles: Modern architecture, Mughal architecture

Explanation

Construction started: March 23, 1960

Opened: October 21, 1968

Height: 70 m

Architect: Nasreddin Murat-Khan

Architectural styles: Modern architecture, Mughal architecture

Minar e Pakistan was made in Lahore in memory of Pakistan's resolution

Explanation

• Al Khaif Mosque is situated in Mina 
• It is largest mosque in Mina

• Where pilgrims offer their prayers during their stay at Mina.
• It is 25,000 square meters in area and can accommodate 25,000 pilgrims.

Explanation

The departure of Mina typically starts from the 8th Duhl Hijjah.

This marks the beginning of the ritual known as "Rami al-Jamarat,"

Key points about arrival in Mina:

Day Name: Day of Tarwiyah

Significance: Pilgrims spend the day in Mina performing prayers and supplications 

Explanation

Note In Moavineen Hujjaj Supporting Staff Past Paper 26-01-2025, OPtion D is correct But The correct answer is !3 Km 

The distance between Mina and the Plain of Arafat is approximately 13 kilometers.

Explanation

 The General Directorate of Civil Defense raised the level of readiness in Mina to receive pilgrims, adopting several measures to maintain their safety.

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Mina  also known as Muna 

commonly known as the "City of the Tents"

is a valley located 8 kilometres

Southeast of the city of Mecca, in the district of Masha'er,

Province of Makkah in the Hejazi region Saudi Arabia.

Explanation

During Hajj, pilgrims must spend a minimum of two days in Mina.

This is a mandatory part of the pilgrimage where they stay overnight on the 10th and 11th days of Dhu al-Hijjah.

It is during these days that the ritual of stoning the three pillars representing Satan (Rami al-Jamarat) takes place.

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