Islamically,
Istilaam refers to kissing the black
stone, al-Hajar al-Aswad, and touching
the corner of the Ka'bah known as the
Yamani corner during Tawaaf. Before
starting each circuit of the Ka'bah, it
is Sunnah to kiss the Black Stone. If it
is not possible to kiss it, the pilgrim
may touch it with his right hand instead
and then kiss his hand, or touch it with
a stick and then kiss the stick.
However, if even that becomes
impossible, the pilgrim may simply wave
towards the Black
Stone without kissing his hand and say,
الله
أكبر Allahu
Akbar (Allah is the Greatest). It is
also Sunnah (Prophetic practice) to
touch the Yamani corner on each circuit
but it is Bida'h (despised innovation)
to kiss it or to rub it and wipe one's
face or body, as it was not the practice
of either the Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) or his
companions to do so. If one is unable to
touch the Yamani corner due to crowds,
he should not wave at it, as it was not
the Sunnah to do so. In the first Tawaaf
(Qudoom or 'Umrah), it was the Sunnah of
the Prophet Muhammad (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) to walk
quickly (Ramal) through the first three
circuits and walk through the
last four. During the first three
circuits, the Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) put the
middle of his Ridda under his right
arm-pit and cast its edge over his left
shoulder thereby exposing his right
shoulder (Idtbaa'). On the completion of
Tawaaf, he would again cover both of his
shoulders.
The
only Du'aa (informal prayer) of Tawaaf
which has been narrated from the Prophet
(صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) with an
authentic chain of narration is that
which is said between the Yamani corner
and the Black Stone.
ربنا
آتنا
في
الدنيا.............
النار.
Rabbanaa aatina fid-dunyaa hasanatan wa
fil-aakhirati hasanatan wa
qinaa adhaaban-naar-. O
Lord, give us the good of this world,
that of the Hereafter and shield us from
the torment of the Hell fire.
(2:201)
The
pilgrim or visitor should remember Allah
and the many blessings which He has
given and seek His forgiveness in his
own words during the rest of the Tawaaf.
This is necessary to maintain the spirit
of Tawaaf; otherwise, the chanting of
standardized Du'aas from books or
repeating them after hired Mutawwifs
(chanters) often turn the Tawaaf into a
purely mechanical ritual.
The
other condition of Tawaaf is that the 'awrah
(Islamically defined private parts)
should be covered during Tawaaf. The
Prophet (صلى
الله
عليه
وسلم) said: Let
no one circuit the Ka'bah in a naked
state.
A
woman who comes on her menses or bleeds
after childbirth (Nifaas) after making
Ihraam for 'Umrah, should not make
Tawaaf until the bleeding ends. When it
ends, she should regain her state of
Tahaarah by taking a bath (Ghusl). After
bathing, she may make Tawaaf, Sa'y and
clip her hair, thereby completing her 'Umrah.
If she doesn't stop bleeding before the
first day of Hajj (8th of Dhul-Hijjah),
she should make a new Ihraam for Hajj
from wherever she is and leave with the
people for Mina and complete the rites
of Hajj except for Tawaaf which she must
delay until her menses or Nifaas ends.
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