Hajj (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Which Pillar of Islam is Hajj?
Which Pillar of Islam is Hajj?
Fifth Pillar
Who must perform Hajj
Who must perform Hajj
Physically & financially capable Muslims
Month when Hajj occurs
Month when Hajj occurs
Dhul-Hijjah
Number of Muslims at Hajj
Number of Muslims at Hajj
Over two million
Literal meaning of 'Hajj'
Literal meaning of 'Hajj'
To set out for a place
Hajj allows Muslims to draw closer to
Hajj allows Muslims to draw closer to
Allah
Hajj provides opportunity to seek
Hajj provides opportunity to seek
Forgiveness from Allah
Prophet who established Hajj
Prophet who established Hajj
Prophet Muhammad
Historical figure linked to Hajj rituals
Historical figure linked to Hajj rituals
Ibrahim (Abraham)
Special white clothing worn by pilgrims
Special white clothing worn by pilgrims
Ihram
What ihram symbolises
What ihram symbolises
Purity and equality
Walking 7 times around Kaaba
Walking 7 times around Kaaba
Tawaf
Hills between which pilgrims run
Hills between which pilgrims run
Safa and Marwa
Most crucial day of Hajj location
Most crucial day of Hajj location
Arafat
Ritual at Mina
Ritual at Mina
Symbolic stoning of pillars representing Satan