1) Abstaining from
travel in the month of Safar, and
abstaining from beginning any action
such as marriage or building in it.
2) Abstaining
from travel in the second half of the
month because the moon is positioned in
the constellation of the Scorpion.
3) Abstaining from
cleaning the house and sweeping it
because a traveler is about to leave.
4) Praying two
rak'ahs when leaving for Hajj - reciting
in the first Surat-ul-Kaafiroon and in
the second Surat-ul-Ikhlaas, then after
finishing saying: "O Allah I have
gone out for You and am heading towards
You..." then reciting Ayat-ul-Kursi
and Surat-ul-Ikhlaas, and the last two
soorahs - and other things which occur
in certain fiqh books.
5) Praying four
rak'ahs before leaving.
6) Reciting by
the one intending Hajj of the end of
Soorah Al-i-'Imraan, Ayat-ul-Kursi,
Soorah Az-Zilzaal and Soorah Al-Faatihah
- when leaving the house - claiming that
thus will all his problems of this world
and the next be solved.
7) Making Dhikr
and Takbeer loudly upon the leaving or
arrival of the pilgrims.
8) Giving
adhaan upon departure of the pilgrims.
9) Conveying the
covering for the Ka'bah and celebration
upon clothing the Ka'bah.
10) Some
nations seeing off the pilgrims
accompanied by music!
11) Travelling
alone 'taking only Allah as companion'
as some of the Sufis claim!
12) Travelling
without provisions claiming that this is
tawakkul (depending upon Allah)!
13) Travelling in
order to visit the graves of the
Prophets and pious people.
14) A man
making agreement with a married woman
who is about to make Hajj and has no
mahram, that he will be for her as a
mahram.
15) A woman taking
a non-related man as her brother so that
he can be a mahram for her - and then
treating him as a mahram.
16) A woman
travelling together with a group of
trustworthy women - as they claim -
without a mahram - and similarly
travelling along with a man who is a
mahram for one of them - claiming that
he is mahram for all of them!
17) Taking a tax
from the pilgrims intending to perform
the obligatory duty of Hajj.
18) The
traveler's praying two rak'ahs every
time he makes a halt and saying "O
Allah make my stop a blessed stop and
You are the best of hosts."
19) The traveler's
reciting every time he makes a stop
Soorah Al-Ikhlaas ten times, and
Ayat-ul-Kursi and the Ayah "Wa maa
qadaroollaaha haqqa qadrihi" once.
20) Eating
onions from every land which he enters.
21) Going to a
particular place intending good thereby
- and while not being recommended by the
Sharee'ah, such as those places about
which it is said: "In it is a
remnant of the Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم)," as
is said about the Dome of the Rock, and
the Mosque of the Footprint towards
Damascus, and the tombs of the Prophets
and pious.
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