Hajj Tamattu’ is a type of Hajj pilgrimage that combines Umrah and Hajj with a break in between. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
– Step 1: Intention and Ihram: Begin by making the intention for Umrah and putting on Ihram attire. Perform the necessary rituals for Umrah, including Tawaf and Sa’i.
– Step 2: Release from Ihram: After completing Umrah, release yourself from Ihram and resume normal activities.
– Step 3: Ihram for Hajj: On the 8th of Dhul-Hijjah, put on Ihram attire again for Hajj and head to Mina.
– Step 4: Spend the day in Mina: Spend the day in Mina, and after sunset, head to Arafat.
– Step 5: Stand at Arafat: Stand at Arafat from noon until sunset, performing supplications and prayers.
– Step 6: Muzdalifah and stoning: After sunset, head to Muzdalifah, collect pebbles, and proceed to Mina for stoning the Jamarat.
– Step 7: Sacrifice and shaving: Perform the sacrifice (if required) and shave or trim your hair.
– Step 8: Tawaf al-Ifadah: Perform Tawaf al-Ifadah around the Kaaba, followed by Sa’i if required.
– Step 9: Final rituals: Complete the remaining rituals, including stoning the Jamarat and spending the night in Mina.
Some key aspects of Hajj Tamattu’:
– Combining Umrah and Hajj: Hajj Tamattu’ allows pilgrims to perform Umrah and Hajj separately, with a break in between.
– Ihram for both: Pilgrims put on Ihram attire twice, once for Umrah and again for Hajj.
By following these steps and understanding the key aspects, you’ll be able to perform Hajj Tamattu’ with confidence and devotion.
