Dua Is Accepted in These Locations During Hajj or Umrah

• Posted by ali sallar February 15, 2022 Filed in Other #Umrah  #Dua  #Hajj  44 views
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  Here is an article on Dua Is Accepted in These Locations During Hajj or Umrah offered by our travel agency with the best and cheap Umrah and Hajj Packages from the UK. Going to Makkah for Hajj and Umrah is the greatest blessing for every Muslim. Makkah is regarded as a holy site and the holiest of all places. When individuals visit this sacred place, they are said to be closer to Allah. As a result, many people believe that Allah accepts prayers and supplications performed here more quickly.

  Even though this claim cannot be validated by the oral traditions of the Holy Prophet PBUH or the Qur'an, the practice has become a universal deed for Muslims during Hajj and Umrah. They do it with passion and devotion, and their petitions are finally acknowledged. People perform Dua at various locations in Makkah throughout their holy pilgrimage, hoping that they will be approved. Here are a few places that accept Dua.

   

   

   

  

   

  The Holy Kaaba:

  The Kaaba is the most important of all the venues where you must say Dua during Umrah or Hajj. For each Muslim, it is the holiest site in Masjid e Haram and the entire globe. The Kaaba's doors, the black cubic structure, are mostly shut. It is cleaned twice or three times a year, and international dignitaries are occasionally welcomed.

  Many individuals bring little booklets with them to perform duas during umrah or hajj. These duas are recited in Mataf. The area near Kaaba where pilgrims conduct the Tawaf or take seven circuits. During Tawaf Umrah or Hajj, you can make any personal dua, such as forgiveness of sins, a better afterlife, improved health, success, and happiness for yourself and your loved ones.

  Hateem
  Hateem is bordered on the northwest side of Kaaba by a white marble half-wall semi-circular barrier. Hateem is the subject of several legends, none of which can be confirmed. Hateem is also known as hijra e Ismail, and some scholars think it was where Prophet Ibrahim's wife Hajra and son Ismail stayed while the Kaaba was being built. Some people think Hajra and Ismail are buried underneath Hateem.

  The most accepted theory among experts is that Hateem was initially part of Ibrahim's Kaaba. Later renovations moved the site outside of Kaaba, although Prophet Muhammad PBUH declared Hateem to be a part of Kaaba. Praying in Hateem is equivalent to praying in Kaaba. You should treat it as a particular destination for all of your Umrah or Hajj duas.

  Maqam-e-Ibrahim:

  Maqam-e-Ibrahim appears twice in the Qur'an and is designated as a location of prayer by Allah SWT in His Holy Book. Offering two Rakats is a requirement of Hajj or Umrah. If you need to perform particular Duas on Hajj or Umrah, Maqam-e-Ibrahim is the place to go. Ibrahim is said to have stood above this station to oversee the construction of the Kaaba and to have said his prayers here. On the stone, there is an imprint of Ibrahim's foot.

  Safa and Marwah:
  Inside the Masjid Al Haram, there are two tiny hills known as Safa and Marwah. Prophet Ibrahim's wife Hajra is said to have run between these two hills in search of water for her son Ismail, according to the Quran. This custom, known as Sai, is an important aspect of Hajj and Umrah. In commemoration of Hajra's search for water for her kid, each Pilgrim must run seven times. During the Sai, pilgrims make particular Duas with reverence. One of the places where Dua is accepted is Safa and Marwa.