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(52) CHAPTER. Offering As-Salat (the prayers) inside the Kabah.

(53) CHAPTER. Whoever did not enter the Kabah.

(54) CHAPTER. Saying Takbir (Allah is the Most Great) inside the Kabah.

(55) CHAPTER. How (the legality of) the Ramal started.

(56) CHAPTER. The touching (and kissing) of the Black Stone on reaching Makkah during the first round of Tawaf of the Kabah, and doing Ramal in the first three rounds (of Tawaf).

(57) CHAPTER. Doing Ramal in performing Tawaf during Hajj and Umra.

(58) CHAPTER. Touching the Corner (Black Stone) with a bent-headed stick.

(59) CHAPTER. Whoever did not touch except the two Yemenite Corners of the Kabah.

(60) CHAPTER. To kiss the Black Stone.

(61) CHAPTER. Whoever pointed towards the Corner (Black Stone) on coming in front of it (while performing Tawaf).

(62) CHAPTER. To say Takbir (Allah is the Most Great) on coming in front of the Corner (having the Black Stone).

(63) CHAPTER. Whoever performed Tawaf of the Kabah on reaching Makkah before going to his house then offered two Raka and then went towards As-Safa.

(64) CHAPTER. The Tawaf of women and men.

(65) CHAPTER. The permissibility of talking during the Tawaf of the Kabah.

(66) CHAPTER. Whoever saw a string or something like that during the Tawaf and disliked it and cut it.

(67) CHAPTER. It is neither permissible for a naked person to perform Tawaf of the Kabah nor for a Mushrik [polytheist, pagan, idolater, and disbeliever in the Oneness of Allah and in His Messenger Muhammad ] to perform Hajj.

(69) CHAPTER. The Prophet offered a two Raka prayer after his seven round (of Tawaf of the Kabah).

(70) CHAPTER. Whoever did not go near the Kabah and did not perform Tawaf of the Kabah after the first Tawaf performed on entering Makkah to till he proceeded to Arafat and returned.

(71) CHAPTER. Whoever offered two Raka prayer of Tawaf outside the mosque.

(72) CHAPTER. Whoever offered the two Raka (prayer) of Tawaf behind Maqam-Ibrahim (place of Abraham).

(73) CHAPTER. To perform Tawaf (of the Kabah) after the morning and Asr prayer.

(74) CHAPTER. A sick person may perform Tawaf (of the Kabah) while riding.

(75) CHAPTER. Providing the pilgrims with water to drink.

(76) CHAPTER. What is said about Zamzam (water).

(77) CHAPTER. Tawaf of AI-Qarin.

(78) CHAPTER. Tawaf with ablution.

(79) CHAPTER. The Tawaf (Sa'y) between As-Safa and Al-Marwa is compulsory and is one of the Symbols of Allah.

(80) CHAPTER. What is said about Sa'y between As-Safa and Al-Marwa.

(81) CHAPTER. A menstruating woman can perform all the ceremonies of Hajj except Tawaf of the Kabah. (What is said) regarding the performance of Tawaf [Sa'y (going)] between As-Safa and Al-Marwa without ablution?

(83) CHAPTER. Where to offer the Zuhr prayer on the day of Tarwiya (8th day of Dhul-Hijjah).

(84) CHAPTER. As-Salat at Mina.

(85) CHAPTER. Fasting on the Day of Arafa (at Arafat).

(86) CHAPTER. The recitation of Talbiya and Takbir while proceeding from Mina to Arafat.

(87) CHAPTER. To proceed at noon on the Day of Arafa (9th of Dhul-Hajjah) (from the mosque of Namira towards Arafat).

(88) CHAPTER. Staying on one's riding animal at Arafat.

(89) CHAPTER. To offer the two Salat together at [the Zuhr (prayer) and the Asr (prayer)] at Arafat.

(90) CHAPTER. To shorten the Khutba on the Day of Arafa.

(91) CHAPTER. The staying at Arafat.

(92) CHAPTER. One's speed while one is departing from Arafat.

(93) CHAPTER. To dismount between Arafat and Jam (i.e., Al-Muzdalifa) (because of a necessity).

(94) CHAPTER. The order of the Prophet that people should be calm and patient on proceeding (from Arafat) and the waving of his lash towards them.

(95) CHAPTER. The offering of two Salat (prayer) together at Al-Muzdalifa.

(96) CHAPTER. Whoever combined (offered together) the two prayer (Maghrib and Isha prayer) at one time and did not offer any optional prayer.

(97) CHAPTER. Whoever pronounced (one) Adhan (for both) and Iqama for each of them (the Maghrib and the Isha prayer).

(98) CHAPTER. Whosoever sent the weak amongst his family (women and children) early (from Al-Muzdalifa to Mina) at night after the moon had set. They stayed at Al-Muzdalifa and invoked Allah there and proceeded from there when the moon had set.

(99) CHAPTER. At what time is the Fajr prayer to be offered at Jam (i.e., Al-Muzdalifa)?

(100) CHAPTER. When to depart from Jam (i.e., Al-Muzdalifa).

(101) CHAPTER. The recitation of Talbiya and Takbir in the morning of the day of Nahr till the Ramy of Jamarat-al-Aqaba and riding behind somebody else on a riding animal.

(102) CHAPTER. ... And whosoever perfoms the Umra in the months of Hajj before the Hajj ...

(102) CHAPTER. ... And whosoever perfoms the Umra in the months of Hajj before the Hajj ...