The Rites of Hajj and Umrah and Visiting Madinah – By Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul Wāḥid

Lessons from the works of the great Imām, the Shaykh, Muhammad bin Sālih al ‘Uthaimīn Rahimahullah: The Rites of Hajj & Umrah & Visiting Madinah.

Lessons to be added after each class inshā Allah.

– Part 1: The Traveller’s prayer on Hajj & the conditions that make Hajj obligatory.
– Part 2: The Mahram – Ability – Meeqaat – Ihraam.
– Part 3: Types of Hajj that can be performed and which type is best – Women & Menstruation During Ihrām and the use of pills to prevent the monthly period.
– Part 4: Sacrifice: It’s obligation during hajj: what type of animal; where to sacrifice; when to sacrifice; what if one cannot afford it.
– Part 5: The The Violations Of Ihraam: what a man and woman can and cannot do in ihraam; what they can and cannot wear; the various violations and their compensations and atonements.
– Part 6: The Umrah described: From leaving one’s home to taking the Ihrām until the end of the seventh Tawāf 
– Part 7: The Umrah described: From the final Tawaaf and the maqaam Ibraaheem to Sa’ee & Cutting or Shaving the hair; And a scholarly discussion on what a menstruating women can and cannot do. Benefits from Al-Albaanee and Ibn Uthaimeen
– Part 8: The Hajj described: From entering into Ihraam in Makkah then moving on to Minā, Arafah and Muzdalifah. What to do at each stage and when to do it.
– Part 9: The Day of Sacrifice (Eid Day) and all the actions that are performed on this Day: Stoning, sacrifice, shaving (or trimming), Tawaaf al-Ifaadah, Sa’ee, returning to Minaa
– Part 10: The last few days in Minaa: Eid and the Days of Tashreeq, the daily stoning of the Jamaraat and finishing the all the duties of Hajj. Then performing the final Farewell Tawaaf before leaving the city
– Part 11: That which cannot be left from the duties of Hajj; what should be done in Madinah and what is forbidden; the Prophet’s grave; the Baqee’ graveyard; Masjid Qubaa; Mount Uhud and the martyrs