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The Power of Patience by Hajj Umrah Packages US Inc.

We live in a generation so fast paced that we expect too much from the world in a short period of time; we expect quick results, reactions, and resolutions. The importance of patience is fading away from the aspects of life in which we need it the most. The word patience (sabr) has been mentioned in the Holy Quran around 90 times, therefore it is not something that should be overlooked but rather it is an element that needs to be embedded into our daily lives and in every single thing we do. By learning how to implement patience into our daily lives, we will begin to open doors that we never knew existed. It might be easier if we break patience down into three different types; the first type of patience in Islam is the endurance needed to fulfil the commands of Allah, the second is the ability and intention to abstain from that which has been prohibited and lastly, the one which we tend to focus most on is patience when calamity befalls upon us. However, it is important to k...

The Story of Hajj

The Story of Hajj starts with an overture concerning Prophet Ibrahim or Abraham (PBUH) ABRAHAM Abraham is a shape pleased by Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike as a good person who lived over four thousand years ago. His account can be found in the Bible as well as the Qur'an (the Muslim holy book). Abraham is careful to be the patriach of monotheism, or "belief in the One God," who wanted a individual bond with his inventor. He left his national city of Ur in Mesopotamia after voicing resistance to his people's polytheistic practices, and finally settled in Egypt with his family. Later, he escorted one of his wives, Hajara, and their infant son Ismail, to a desolate valley in Arabia and left them there, trusting in God's undertake to be concerned for them. Hajara, concerned about feeding her young baby, began searching the surroundings for food and water. According the Qur'an, in response to Hajara's prayers, a spring amazingly gushed forth a...

Prohibited Acts During Hajj You Need to Know

Shaving Head Pilgrims must not shave their heads or any hair on their body. They are not allowed to pluck or remove hair of anyone else, whether he is in ihram or not. The cutting and trimming the nails is also prohibited. This is interpreted by the scholars from the following verse 196 of Surah Al-Baqarah: “And don’t shave your heads, unless the sacrifice reaches its destination.” This expiation for this action is a handful of grain to needy or poor. Using Perfume Using perfume or applying it on the clothes in not allowed for pilgrims. The perfumes such as amber, cardamom, cloves, camphor and saffron all are forbidden. Even the fragrance of food is also forbidden in ihram. Even if the muhrim is deceased, he must not be applied to any kind of perfume. This has been deduced by the scholars from the following incident. The Prophet PBUH said regarding a man who got deceased by getting trampled by his camel, “Wash him with water lotus leaves and shroud him in his ahram, ...

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