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 Meeqat refers to specific locations where pilgrims must wear Ihram before proceeding to Mecca.

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If someone crosses Meeqat without Ihram, they are required to go back and enter Ihram from Meeqat.

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During Wuquf-e-Arafat, it is recommended to seek forgiveness from Allah (SWT) by reciting a dua.

Some examples of duas for forgiveness include: 

• Allahumma anta Rabbi: 
• Allahumma-ghfir lii maa qaddamtu: 
• Isteghfar: 

Explanation

The Ihram condition for Hajj Qiran is that a pilgrim wears Ihram for both Umrah and Hajj

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The valley where pilgrims visit during the Hajj is called the Mina valley.

Mina is a sacred site in Saudi Arabia, located in a valley between Mecca and the Muzdalifah area. 

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Mina is a valley in Saudi Arabia that pilgrims visit during the Hajj. 

Mina is surrounded by mountains to the north and south. 

Mina is the first of the three holy sites visited by pilgrims during the Hajj. 

Mina is home to the three stone pillars (Jamarat) that pilgrims stone during the Hajj. 

Mina is also home to the Masjid al-Khayf, which is only active during the Hajj.

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Shaving or cutting hair during Hajj is a necessary part of the pilgrimage that signifies the end of the sacred state of Ihram.

It is also an act of humility and devotion

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Tawaaf al-wadaa' (the tawaaf of farewell) can only be done after one has completed all the rituals, ie, after the days of Mina and stoning the Jamaraat.

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After completing the Hajj rituals, pilgrims perform the Farewell Tawaf and Sa'i, and then offer gratitude to Allah

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Wuquf at Arafah is considered the most important pillar of Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam.

It is a time for pilgrims to seek forgiveness and supplication.

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Tawaf-e-Ifadha is performed after stoning (Rami) the Jamrat on 10th Dhul-Hijjah.