The Numerous Mistakes Regarding the Hajj of the Improperly Covered Muslim Women By Muhammad Ibn Abdullah Al-Imaam

The Numerous Mistakes Regarding the Hajj of the Improperly Covered Muslim Women By Muhammad Ibn Abdullah Al-Imaam

ISBN: 978970012012

Author: Muhammad Ibn Abdullah Al-Imaam

Binding: Softcover

Pages: 148

Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches

Publication Year: 2012

Description

About This Book:

Muhammad Ibn Abdullah Al-Imaam covers an important part of the Hajj pilgrimage in "The Numerous Mistakes Regarding the Hajj of the Improperly Covered Muslim Women," in "The Numerous Mistakes Regarding the Hajj of the Improperly Covered Muslim Women." This book focuses on the numerous mistakes made by insufficiently covered Muslim women on the Hajj and offers advice on preserving the ideals of hijab and modesty in this sacred context, with a comprehensive grasp of Islamic customs and the significance of modesty.

Key characteristics include:

Specific Advice for the Hajj Pilgrimage: 

The book provides specific advice adapted to the unique circumstances of the Hajj pilgrimage, emphasizing the significance of conforming to the Islamic dress code and behavior norms during this sacred journey.

Modesty and Hijab:

It investigates the principles of modesty and hijab in Islam and emphasizes their significance, particularly in the context of the Hajj journey, which brings together Muslims from various backgrounds.

Identification of Errors:

The author analyzes common faults committed by Muslim women during the Hajj in terms of their wardrobe, demeanor, and interactions, assisting readers in recognizing opportunities for development.

Practical Solutions:

The book provides ideas and guidelines for Muslim women to preserve the correct hijab and modesty while completing the Hajj ceremonies through practical examples and scenarios.

Spiritual Significance:

"The Numerous Mistakes Regarding the Hajj" emphasizes the spiritual significance of sticking to Islamic norms and ideals during the journey, encouraging a closer connection with religion and devotion.