Hajj Procedure
"The Hajj pilgrimage, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, entails a meticulously structured series of rituals symbolizing profound spiritual significance. Commencing with the state of Ihram, pilgrims don simple white garments and affirm their intentions, embarking on a journey of devotion and self-reflection. Arriving in Mecca, pilgrims engage in Tawaf, circumambulating the Kaaba in reverence to God's house. Subsequently, they reenact Hagar's search for water by traversing between Safa and Marwa during Sa'i. As the pilgrimage progresses, pilgrims converge at Arafah, where they beseech God's mercy and forgiveness, embodying the unity of humanity before the divine. The symbolic act of Stoning the Devil in Mina signifies the rejection of temptation, followed by the ritual sacrifice commemorating Abraham's obedience to God's command. Culminating in acts of spiritual purification through shaving or trimming hair, pilgrims return to Mecca for Tawaf al-Ifadah, symbolizing the completion of the main rites. The pilgrimage concludes with a farewell Tawaf as pilgrims depart from Mecca, their souls enriched by the profound experience of Hajj."
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