Tell me More about Hajj

Brief Introduction, Illustrated Guide and Activity Book | Age 8 and up

By: Madiha Ali

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Once every year, the month of Dhul Hajjah comes (the last month of the Islamic Calendar), the month during which Muslims perform Hajj and the month during which Muslims celebrate Eid al Adha.

Very often, Hajj tends to remain exclusive to only those making the pilgrimage. However, it is very important to teach children about it and bring the ‘Spirit of Hajj’ into our homes, similar to how we try to do during Ramadan.

Hajj is the journey of a lifetime and a ritual every Muslim child should know. As parents and teachers, we are responsible to teach our children about Hajj and the importance of this journey of a lifetime.

This book will serve as a first step in this direction. It only authenticated details and is written in a way to introduce the advanced concepts related to Hajj in the easiest way & language and can be equally helpful for children, and adults (especially new Muslims & reverts).

Please note that Hajj can be performed in 3 ways, which include; Tamattu, Ifraad, and Qiran. However, the most common type of Hajj is "Hajj Qiran", which is explained in this book.