Of course, here’s the emotionally charged rewrite in English:Dear Pilgrims,It’s essential to grasp that the journey of Hajj isn’t just about shopping or leisure; it’s a profound odyssey of devotion. Each step you take, every hardship you endure, carries immense spiritual weight, offering a chance for redemption and cleansing.Hajj, obligatory for every capable Muslim in […]
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The burial ground known as Baqi’ al-Gharqad or Baqi’ in Medina is situated southeast of the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid al-Nabawi). Originally covered in thorny bushes, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) designated this area as a burial place. Among the first individuals interred here were Osman ibn Maz’un, the Prophet’s milk-brother, and Es’ad ibn Zurara from the Ansar.
Are you ready to go to Umrah? So what should we have in our bag? We have builded a sample list below to give you an idea: Document for Worship Electronic Clothing Accessory Medical
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Certainly, when one intends to embark on the journey of Umrah, certain preparations are advised. These include trimming nails, shaving armpit and pubic hair if needed, and also shaving the head. Grooming the beard and mustache is also recommended. If possible, it is suggested to perform a purification bath (ghusl) or at least ablution (wudhu),
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Medina al-Munawwarah, situated in the northwest of Arabia, approximately 130 km from the Red Sea, stands at an elevation of 619 meters above sea level. The city is surrounded by Uhud Mountain to the north, Ayr Mountain to the south, and volcanic lava fields known as Vebere on the east and west sides. Often referred
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Quba, a village known for its lush oasis, abundant wells, and date gardens, was situated strategically along the route connecting Mecca and Medina. The name “Quba” originated from a prominent well in the region. During the pivotal migration (hijrah) from Mecca to Medina, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his companions found shelter in Quba, just an
Masjid al-Qiblatain, situated in the western part of Medina, approximately 5 km from the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid al-Nabawi), holds a significant place in Islamic history. Originally named “Beni Saleme Mosque” due to its location in the tribal region of Beni Saleme, it acquired its present name, meaning “Mosque of the Two Qiblas,” after a crucial
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Uhud Mountain, encompassing the northern plain of Medina-i Munawwarah, spans 8 kilometers in length and reaches a height of 110 meters. Positioned 5 kilometers from the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid-i Nabawi), Uhud Mountain stands distinct, unassociated with any mountain range, and its unique individuality earned it the name “Uhud.” Today, it has become integrated into the
Situated in the Medina prayer ground, this mosque marks the commencement of Amidyya Street to the northwest of the Musalla Mosque. It bears the name of Hz. Abu Bakr (RA) as he was the one leading the Eid prayers during his caliphate, a tradition also observed by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) himself. Initially constructed under the
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