Omar Suleiman Umrah and Hajj 101 - Eid Day Through the 12th of Dhul Hijjah - Part 10
Jun 6, 2024
Discover essential rituals for Eid day and the importance of timing during Hajj. Learn about the sunnah of Fajr prayer and key actions like stoning Jamratul Aqaba and performing sacrifices. Omar shares practical tips for stoning, including safe techniques to avoid crowds. Understand the significance of Ayyam al-Tashriq and the logistics of staying in Mina. He even discusses delegating stoning for those who can't perform it themselves. These insights provide a detailed guide for navigating the crucial days of Dhul Hijjah.
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Time Your Fajr And Departure Wisely
- Pray Fajr at the very beginning of its time and generally wait until Fajr before departing Mina for Eid rituals.
- Those who must leave earlier (women, elderly, sick) may go before Fajr but the group should usually stay together.
Prioritize Stoning, Sacrifice, Then Tawaf
- On the day of Eid prioritize stoning Jamratul Aqaba and arranging the sacrifice before worrying about the main tawaf.
- Exit ihram (shave/trim) after stoning and sacrifice; tawaf al-ifadah can be done over the next days.
Skip Tawaf On Eid If Possible
- Avoid attempting the main tawaf on the 10th if possible because it's extremely crowded and difficult.
- Plan to perform tawaf al-ifadah on the 11th–13th or arrange exceptions for the elderly and sick.