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(104) CHAPTER. Whoever drove the Budn (sacrificial camels or cows) alongwith him.

(105) CHAPTER. Buying the Hady on the way.

(106) CHAPTER. Marking and garlanding (the Hady) at Dhul-Hulaifa and then assuming Ihram.

(107) CHAPTER. To twist (and make) the garlands for the Budn (Hady camels for sacrifice) and cows.

(108) CHAPTER. The marking of the Budn (camels for sacrifice).

(109) CHAPTER. Whoever puts the garlands round the necks of the Hady (animals meant for sacrifice) with one's own hands.

(110) CHAPTER. The garlanding of sheep.

(111) CHAPTER. The garlands made from coloured wool.

(112) CHAPTER. Garlanding (the Hady) with a shoe.

(113) CHAPTER. The covering (sheet) of the Budn (camels for sacrifice).

(114) CHAPTER. The purchase of Hady on the way and garlanding it.

(115) CHAPTER. To slaughter cows (as sacrifices) on behalf of one's wives without being ordered by them.

(116) CHAPTER. To slaughter (sacrifices) at the Manhar (slaughtering place) of the Prophet at Mina.

(117) CHAPTER. Nahr (Slaughtering with one's Hady) with one's own hands.

(118) CHAPTER. Slaughtering the camels after tying their one leg.

(119) CHAPTER. To slaughter the Budn (camels for sacrifice) while they are standing.

(120) CHAPTER. The butcher should not be given anything of the Hady.

(121) CHAPTER. The skins of Al-Hady are to be given in charity.

(122) CHAPTER. The covering sheets of Budn are to be given in charity.

(124) CHAPTER. What is to be eaten of Budn (by the one who offers them) and what is to be distributed in charity.

(125) CHAPTER. Slaughtering before having one's head shaved.

(126) CHAPTER. Whoever matted his head-hair on assuming Ihram and had his head-hair shaved on finishing the Ihram.

(127) CHAPTER. To shave the head and (or) to have the head-hair cut short on finishing the Ihram.

(128) CHAPTER. To get the head-hair cut short after Umra of Hajj-at-Tamattu.

(129) CHAPTER. The visit [(of the Kabah) to perform Tawaf-al-Ifada] on the Day of Nahr.

(130) CHAPTER. If one did the Ramy of the Jamra after Maghrib (evening) or has his head shaved before slaughtering the Hady because of forgetfulness or ignorance.

(131) CHAPTER. To give religious verdicts near the Jamra while riding an animal.

(132) CHAPTER. Al-Khutba during the Days of Mina.

(133) CHAPTER. May those who provide the pilgrims with water stay at Makkah during the nights of Mina?

(134) CHAPTER. To do the Ramy of the Jimar.

(135) CHAPTER. To do the Ramy of Jimar from the middle of the valley.

(136) CHAPTER. The Ramy of the Jimar with seven small stones.

(137) CHAPTER. Keeping the House (Kabah) on the left on doing Ramy of the Jamrat-ul-Aqaba.

(138) CHAPTER. To say Alla hu Akbar (Allah is the Most Great) on throwing every pebble.

(140) CHAPTER. After doing Ramy of the (other) two Jamrat (Dunya and Wusta) one should go and stand on level ground, (and invoke Allah), facing the Qiblah (Kabah at Makkah).

(141) CHAPTER. To raise the hands (for invocation) near Al-Jamrat-ud-Dunya and Al-Jamrat-ul-Wusta.

(142) CHAPTER. Invoking (Allah) near the two Jamrat.

(143) CHAPTER. To perfume oneself after doing Ramy of the Jimar and to have one's head shaved before Tawaf-al-Ifada.

(144) CHAPTER. Tawaf-al-Wada.

(145) CHAPTER. If a woman gets her menses after Tawaf-al-Ifada (would it be obligatory for her to perform Tawaf-al-Wada?).

(146) CHAPTER. Whoever offered the Asr prayer at Abtah on the day of departure from Mina (Day of Nafr).

(147) CHAPTER. Al-Muhassab.

(148) CHAPTER. To camp at Dhi-Tuwa before entering Makkah and to camp at Al-Batha which is at Dhul-Hulaifa on returning from Makkah (to Al-Madina).

(149) CHAPTER. Staying at Dhi-Tuwa on returning from Makkah.

(150) CHAPTER. Trading during the time of Hajj, and selling in the markets of the Pre-Islamic Period.

(151) CHAPTER. To depart from Al-Muhassab in the last part of night.