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How The Noble prophet Conducted Pilgirmage:

 He finished his Saee at Marwah, and then said: “Were I to start anew I would not have brought my sacrificial animals with me, and would have started with Umra. Whoever of you has not brought his sacrificial animal with him should release himself from Ihram and make this an Umra”.  
Suraqah Ibn Malik ibn Ju`thum stood up and said, “Messenger of Allah, does this apply to this year only or for ever?” The Prophet put his two hands together with his fingers intercrossing with one another and said: “The Umrah has intermingled with pilgrimage”. He repeated that twice and said: “Indeed, till the end of time”.  
Ali (ibn Abu Talib) came with the sacrificial animals (cows and camels) which belonged to the Prophet from Yemen. When he arrived he found Fatimah (his wife and the Prophet’s daughter) having released herself from Ihram and put on a colorful dress and colored her eyelashes. He objected to what he saw, and she told him: “My father has ordered me to do so”.  
Ali used to say later when he was in Iraq that he went to the Prophet (peace be on him) complaining against Fatimah for what she did. He asked the Prophet’s opinion concerning what she attributed to him. Ali said: “ I told the Prophet that I objected to her action”. He said: “She has told the truth. What did you say when you started your pilgrimage”? I told him that I said: “My Lord, I intend to do the same as your Messenger (peace be on him). He said: “I have my sacrificial animals with me. Do not, then, release yourself from Ihram”.  
The sacrificial animals that Ali brought with him from Yemen and which the Prophet brought with him as well numbered one hundred. All people released themselves from Ihram and shortened their hair except the Prophet (peace be on him), and those who had their sacrificial animals with them.  
On the Day of Tarwiyah (the 8th of Dhul-Hijjah) they proceeded to Mina resolving to do the pilgrimage. The Prophet mounted (his she-camel) and prayed at Mina the prayers of Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha and Fajr (meaning that he stayed all day and through the night). He ordered that a dome made of animal hair be erected for him at Namirah (in Arafat).  

 

 
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