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Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Hajj and Umrah are decreed once in a lifetime for those who can afford it; Hajj commemorates Abraham's submission and must be observed in the four Sacred Months, while Umrah can be any time.“Once in a lifetime, Hajj and ‘Umrah are decreed for those who can afford it. Pilgrimage commemorates Abraham’s exemplary submission to God (Appendix 9), and must be observed during the four Sacred Months—Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, & Rabi‘ I (12th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd months) (2:197; 9:2, 36). ‘Umrah can be observed any time.”

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Hajj continues with a day at Arafat, a night at Muzdalifah, days at Mina with an animal sacrifice to feed the poor, stoning that symbolizes rejecting Satan's polytheism, and a farewell circling of the Ka'bah.“The pilgrim then goes to ‘Arafat to spend a day of worship, meditation, and glorification of God, from dawn to sunset (2:198).”“On the first morning at Mina, the pilgrim offers an animal sacrifice to feed the poor and to commemorate God’s intervention to save Ismail and Abraham from Satan’s trick (37:107, Appendix 9).”“The stoning ceremonies symbolize rejection of Satan’s polytheism and are done by throwing seven pebbles at each of three stations, while glorifying God (15:34).”

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Hajj has been distorted, as most Muslims observe it only a few days in Zul-Hijjah and count the wrong months as sacred, a distortion strongly condemned.“Like all other duties in Islam, Hajj has been distorted. Most Muslims observe Hajj only during a few days in Zul-Hijjah, and they consider Rajab, Zul-Qi’dah, Zul-Hijjah, and Muharram (7th, 11th, 12th, 1st months) to be the Sacred Months. This is a distortion that is strongly condemned (9:37).”

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Pilgrimage begins with a bath and Ihraam, men in seamless sheets and women in modest dress, and pilgrims abstain from intercourse, shaving, haircuts, arguments, misconduct, and bad language, while cleanliness is encouraged.“The pilgrimage begins with a bath or shower, followed by a state of sanctity called “Ihraam,” where the male pilgrim wears seamless sheets of material, and the woman wears a modest dress (2:196).”“Throughout Hajj, the pilgrim abstains from sexual intercourse, vanities such as shaving and cutting the hair, arguments, misconduct, and bad language (2:197). Cleanliness, bathing, and regular hygiene practices are encouraged.”

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The Umrah portion consists of walking around the Ka'bah seven times while glorifying God and then walking between Safa and Marwah seven times.“Upon arrival at the Sacred Mosque in Mecca, the pilgrim walks around the Ka‘bah seven times, while glorifying and praising God (2:125, 22:26-29).”“The next step is to walk the half-mile distance between the knolls of Safa and Marwah seven times, with occasional trotting (2:158). This completes the ‘Umrah portion of the pilgrimage.”

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Visiting Muhammad's tomb and treating it as a second Sacred Mosque is flagrant idolatry that nullifies the pilgrims' Hajj and violates the Quran.“Unfortunately, most of today’s Muslim pilgrims make it a custom to visit the prophet Muhammad’s tomb where they commit the most flagrant acts of idolatry and thus nullify their Hajj.”“In a glaring act of idolatry, the Muslims have set up Muhammad’s tomb as another “Sacred Mosque”! This is a blasphemous violation of the Quran, and, ironically, even violates Hadith.”

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Appendices 9

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Recordings 32

Audio 9

Audio 14 (PL2)

Audio 18 (PL2)

Audio 24 (PL2)

Audio 25 (PL2)

Audio 26 (PL2)

Essentials of Submission

Sermon, April 1988

Sermon, July 1988

Sermon, May 1988

Sermon, November 1987

Sermon, September 1988

The Great Debate

Submitters Perspective · April 1993

Submitters Perspective · April 1994

Submitters Perspective · April 1997

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​Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

​Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

​Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

​Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

​Audio 9

​Audio 14 (PL2)

​Audio 18 (PL2)

​Audio 24 (PL2)

​Audio 25 (PL2)

​Audio 26 (PL2)

​Essentials of Submission

​Sermon, April 1988

​Sermon, July 1988

​Sermon, May 1988

​Sermon, November 1987

​Sermon, September 1988

​The Great Debate

​Submitters Perspective · April 1993

​Submitters Perspective · April 1994

​Submitters Perspective · April 1997

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Audio 9

Audio 14 (PL2)

Audio 18 (PL2)

Audio 24 (PL2)

Audio 25 (PL2)

Audio 26 (PL2)

Essentials of Submission

Sermon, April 1988

Sermon, July 1988

Sermon, May 1988

Sermon, November 1987

Sermon, September 1988

The Great Debate

Submitters Perspective · April 1993

Submitters Perspective · April 1994

Submitters Perspective · April 1997