Hajj And Umrah Differences
Hajj: Hajj is a journey that is mandatory on all Muslims, and it must be performed given a Muslim has the methods and is physically and rationally fit to undertake the pilgrimage. Before Muhammad (PBUH) performed Hajj in 631 AD, it was a common journey for all and even non-Muslims could attempt the trip to Mecca. There were even idols having a place with pagans in holy Mecca. Muhammad (PBUH) attempted upon him, to end all idols to clean Kaaba, the home of God, and made it mandatory for all Muslims to visit God’s home once in his lifetime. After this incident, the Hajj became one of the 5 pillars of Islam. At the point when a Muslim lands in Mecca on Hajj, he needs to wear the pure piece of clothing called Ihram and offer a few ceremonies that are accepted to be representative of the life of Abraham and his wife Hagar. These customs are accepted to work for the unity or solidarity of Muslims around the world. Umrah: Umrah is a journey like Hajj except that it is just mand