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What are Ayyām al-Tashrīq? Ayyām al-Tashrīq (أيام التشريق) are the three days following Eid al-Adha, specifically: These days follow the Day of Nahr (10th Dhul Hijjah) and are considered days of celebration, remembrance of Allah, and continuation of Hajj rituals for pilgrims. Fasting is prohibited on these three days of

The last messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), the best of prophets, was sent to all of mankind, not just a tribe or a nation. He was the Seal of the Prophets (Khatam an-Nabiyyin), whose life became the living embodiment of the Qur’an. Born an orphan in Makkah, raised in

Umrah isn’t just a trip – it’s a full soul reboot. Allah is giving us this incredible chance to wipe our slate clean and come back changed. Yeah, it takes work – that’s why the Quran becomes our prep guide, reshaping our hearts before we even step foot in Makkah.

You don’t have to be in Makkah to be part of the Hajj season. The first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah are among the greatest days of the Islamic calendar, and Allah has opened their rewards to every believer, whether or not they are performing Hajj. “By the dawn, and [by]

The Qur’an, the final revelation, didn’t all come down at once. It was revealed gradually over 23 years, corresponding with the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ’s life, hardships, and mission. “And [it is] a Qur’an which We have divided so that you might recite it to the people over a prolonged period.

The Quran has repeatedly emphasized the importance of Umrah. Umrah is renowned as the lesser pilgrimage. The Quran teaches Muslims to pay sincere attention to this devotional act to purify their soul, achieve closeness to Allah, and seek forgiveness from Allah. For Muslims, performing Umrah is a devotional act that

The final Tawaf has been completed. Ihram has been removed. The stoning is over. Yet, the true Hajj is just beginning — not in Makkah, but in the life that follows it. A sincere Hajj is a rebirth. The Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever performs Hajj and does not commit obscenity

Hajj isn’t just one of the pillars of Islam, it is the peak of submission, the physical manifestation of everything a believer has in faith. From the barren lands of Arafah to the holy Kaaba in Makkah, Hajj is a passage in time, in pride, a passage of bridging the

Hajj is not just another of the five pillars of Islam, Hajj is the trip of a lifetime. Each year, the call is answered by millions of Muslims from all over the world: “And proclaim to the people the Hajj — they will come to you on foot and on

Hajj is not only a physical journey but a spiritual one as well. It is a response to the ancient invitation of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), and the fulfillment of a pillar of Islam. For those planning to go on Hajj in 2025, the preparations start far in advance of the