Common mistakes in Hajj - In stoning the Jamarat
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- The Jamarat are not Devils, and Shaytaan is not tied up for the stoning of himself. Hajjis that hold this misconception end up cursing, swearing, throwing sandals, etc. It is a commandment from Allah to glorify Allah by saying ‘Allahu Akbar’ with each pebble.
- You do not have to wash your stones.
- Do not throw sandals or wood or big rocks. This is all against the Sunnah.
- Do not hurt/shove when at the Jamarat.
- Say Allahu Akbar with each pebble. Do not say Bismillaah.
- Throw the pebbles separately.
- Make Dua’ after the first and second Jamarat.
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- Do not throw the Jamarat before it is time.
- Throw the Jamarat from small to medium to large. Not the other way.
- If someone is throwing on your behalf, you must be unable to throw yourself.
- If someone is throwing on your behalf, you do not have to collect the stones yourself and hand the stones to that thrower.
- Throw seven pebbles, not more or less.
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