Al-Hajj
Classical interpretations
Seeing oneself recite Surah al-Hajj or part of it, or hearing it recited over oneself, signifies going on Hajj repeatedly and spending one's wealth in the path of God.
Ja'far al-Sadiq said that reciting Surah al-Hajj or part of it is interpreted as asceticism, piety, entering the path of Sufism, perseverance in worship and obedience to God Most High, and success in goodness and charitable deeds. Fudala said that if a sick person recites Surah al-Hajj in a dream, it signifies his death; or he may go on Hajj but death reaches him before he returns.
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Answering when God calls oneKaramahImage placeholder
Being at Muzdalifah in the pilgrimage seasonMuzdalifahImage placeholder
Calling the talbiya in the pilgrimage seasonLabbaykImage placeholder
Entering ihram and setting off for HajjEntering ihramImage placeholder
Entering ihram for Hajj or UmrahEntering ihramImage placeholder
Performing a rite of the pilgrimage at the KaabaKaaba
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