Explanation

• The Holy Prophet (SAW) performed Hajjat-ul-Wida in the 10th Hijri (March 6, 632 A.D)
• It was performed on Friday, the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah.
• The Prophet (PBUH) delivered his final sermon during the Hajj on Mount Arafat.
• It is also known as Farewell Sermon.
• This final pilgrimage included his renowned Farewell Sermon.

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Explanation

Explanation

• Under the Hajj and Umrah (Regulation) Act, 2024, an aggrieved person or party may file an appeal against a CDC decision within 15 days of receiving the decision or order.
• The appeal is submitted to the Appellate Committee.
• The Appellate Committee must decide the appeal within 30 days from the date of filing.
• The decision period may be extended as provided under the Act.

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Explanation

• هذا موقفي means “This is my stop.”
• It is useful when asking a driver to stop at your designated place.
• هذا طريقي means “This is my way.”
• أنا في الطريق means “I am on the way.”
• أين المحطة؟ means “Where is the station?”

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Explanation

• حلاق (Hallāq) means Barber in Arabic.
• سائق = Driver.
• سائل = Beggar / person who asks.
• بقال = Grocer / shopkeeper.

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Explanation

• ماء (Māʾ) means “Water” in Arabic.
• طعام = Food.
• طريق = Road / Way.
• نافذة = Window.

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Explanation

•  أين الشرطة؟ means “Where is the police?”
• أين = Where
• الشرطة = Police
• This phrase is useful when asking for the location of the police/police station.

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Explanation

• صيدلية means “Pharmacy / Medical Store” in Arabic.
• حديقة = Garden.
• طبيب = Doctor.
• مستشفى = Hospital.

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Explanation

• أين محطة القطار؟ means “Where is the train station?”
• أين = Where
• محطة = Station
• القطار = Train

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Explanation

• كل شيء بخير means “Everything is okay / Everything is fine.”
• أنا في الطريق means “I am on the way.”
• شكراً جزيلاً means “Thank you very much.”
• عفواً means “You’re welcome / Excuse me.”

Last verified on 29-08-2026