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Program Summary
(2010)
Hajj is one the five pillars of Islam. It is obligatory to perform Hajj at least once in a lifetime
for a Muslim who can physically and financially afford the journey. For a Muslim woman,
the journey of Hajj requires her to be accompanied by a male relative who is her “Mahrum”
(i.e. her husband, or a man she is forbidden to marry, such as her father, brother or uncle).
This is not a discriminatory ruling – it is a stipulation that makes it easier for her to travel
and carry heavy belongings from one place to another during the strenuous rituals of Hajj. If
any Muslim has enough financial savings to allow them to easily go for Hajj, they have to
hasten in fulfilling this pivotal obligation of Islam.
Program Summary:
Departure from Plant to Madina Munawara:
On 11th_13th Dul Hijjah, 1431 H – 17th November, 2010 (Wednesday-Friday), We will do the
following:
Throw 7 stones at 3 Shetan (Total 21 Stones)
We can return before Magrib on 12th Dul Hijjah, if we want, otherwise we can stay
upto 13th.