Inside Look at Hajj Vlog Day 1 Experience | Mina Camp View, What to Expect on Hajj (2023)
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- My Hajj Vlog Day 1 from my Hajj in 2023 with tips, things to know, my mina camp during Hajj, our Umrah and what the process looks like for those going for Hajj for the first time.
Realistic expectations and what some local camps look like for those from Saudi Arabia. We came from Saudi Arabia, and we were expats living there. This is basically only a 5 day package for just the days of Hajj.
This vlog is your gateway to understanding the Hajj pilgrimage from a personal perspective.
Chapters:
Introduction 00:00
Flying from the UK 00:15
What to pack 00:35
Ready to start 02:00
From Jeddah to Makkah 02:35
Umrah 04:30
Mina Camp Hajj 06:30
My Hajj Thoughts Day 1 08:40
How to Have a Successful Hajj 10:30
Ready for Day 2 of Hajj 13:50
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Jazakallah Khair SO SO much for this video! In she Allah, my husband and I will be performing Hajj the year and this video is extremely helpful! May Allah reward you immensely for this! ♥
To those from the USA/Canada/Europeans who picked Majar Kabsh (VIP), do not expect the Mina camp to look like this. Only the Saudi VIP camps offer actual beds, but the Western country VIP camps offer unfoldable separate sofa cushions, that can expand to a manual bed, on the carpet. Also the USA/Canada/Europeans camps do not have a food pantry like this. Just a fair warning to those from those nations. It is unfortunate that for similar prices, there are different treatments, and besides the Western countries, it's unfortunately worse for other Asian/Latin/African countries. I pray that one day all nations will have equal treatment in the VIP camps. And equal treatment in the Standard camps. Ameen
Ameen. I actually saw UK camp with similar beds and standard. But I agree they differ wildly unfortunately. I mean I did expect to sleep on the floor.
Jazak Allah for sharing your thoughts and your experience @@Muslimtravelgirl
True our food was not like this too, and the tent was more crowded, we had the foldable beds and are back to back
Very true. I am familiar with the Mina tents for Malaysians, was shocked to find the different treatment for other countries
Really ?! I didn’t know that camps are different from each other however I remember my mom told me that other nationality also were in the Saudi camp maybe there’s a way to choose the campaign you want ?
Thank you for sharing!
Me too I will go to Hajj this year insha'Allah,😍 for first time. Already I booked everything. See you there.✌🏻🌹
I am also to be the part of Haaj
@@iqubalmansoor823 Same here may Hajj be excepted by Allah (SWT) Inshallah
Kab hai Apka Flight Bhai Jan❤
@@zenasyed5389apka flight kab hai Bro
@@iqubalmansoor823apka flight kab hai ❤
Asalamu aleykum, sister! Barakallah feel. I got some tears on my eyes watching your video. I’m planning to go Hajj and your video it’s very helpful.
May Allah accepted your Hajj!
May Allah Make your Hajj easy
@@Muslimtravelgirl, InshaAllah I can make. We are waiting in USA for Nusuk app to get fix and try to get the package on the second round.
@@Muslimtravelgirl Amin 🤲
Assalamualaikum sister,
Just subscribe your channel.
Inshallah planning Hajj next year from the UK.
How did you arrange the trip please.?
I LOVE YOUR VIDEO!!!! THank you so much!💜 my case similar with you, Allah invite me this year and i am doiing my research know what to expect! MashaAllah so helpful! Still hasnt finished watch all ur Hajj channel! Excited MashaAllah
Thank you so much :)
I have never been to hajj so thank you for sharing your trip hopefully that will help me get ready for hajj one day inshallah.
inshaAllah
may Allah accept your hajj❤️
Ameen jzk
Salaam alaikum, dear sister. barakallah feek for your content. May Allah reward you. Ameen xx
Jzk sis I really appreciate it :)
Ameen
Assalaamu alaykum! Thank you for this vlog and your awesome content. I was wondering what the name of your Mina camp was? Was it Majar Al Kabsh or something else? JazakAllah khair 💗
My camp name was C12 :)
Alselam walukum sister barak allah fek for this vedio, can you pls tell us more about how long did you walk from the camp to jamarat, was it easy or difficult with the high temperature
Day 2 is coming up 😊 I have the jamart walk as well as walk to makkah 😵💫
Assalamualaykum Jazakillahu khair for this video..where did you buy your cotton Abaya ?
I have an article on muslimtravelgirl.com/umrah if you go and get the post on what to wear. It is a mall in saudi but also online
mashallah, very nice sister! i will go for umrah inshallah in june! this video is very helpful! im praying for allah to make time go by faster so i can do umrah because i cant wait! one question, did they seperate men and female? because im going with my mom and I have seperation anxiety
No they don't. Watch my videos on things I wish I know before umrah.
@@Muslimtravelgirl okay! I think the experince is different for other countries, i am coming from US and i saw in a video that they seperated men and female
@InnocentCheckeredFlags-dw3xr it's the same for everyone. Your mum can be next to you in the female. Hard to explain but if you go top floors and not kabah you can be close to each other
Salam, is your mina camp Majar al Kabsh? Just wondering what its called to compare to what I registered for
it was C12 camp i dont know if it had another name
Assalaamualaikum sis, do you have a vlog or Web page detailing the things you had to do for hajj eg... I didn't realise you had to do umrah before then going to mina.... Then do u do umrah after the arafat day too? I try not to feel depressed about these things but admittedly I do. May Allah help me.
If you go to my site I have the reviews of each day you do umrah when you arrive in makkah so if you arrive a week before Hajj you do it then. Muslimtravelgirl.com/hajj
@@Muslimtravelgirl JazakAllah khair so much
AOA!can you please tell from where can buy cotton abayas??I am unable to find ...kindly reply
I have an article on muslimtravelgirl.com/umrah if you go and get the post on what to wear. It is a mall in saudi but also online. they are hard to find as more expensive than polyester
I bought max dress from Amazon but you have to wear wide pants underneath really light quality and hope it helps in the hot weather
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@@monyezat6368 jazak Allah!!
Asalamualekum sister please tell me where you get from your abaya?
I bought them from a Mall in Jeddah. But you can find some in Makkah as well just need to look around because they are hard to come by
Did you book on nusuk or you went with a group ?
Nusuk
Many rituals in Islam is related to Rituals associated with Hinduism. For example, circumambulation is a common practice in both Hinduism and Islam. In Hinduism, it involves walking around a deity, murti (statue) or other sacred object clockwise, often 7 or 9 times. In Islam, circumambulation of the Kaaba is performed seven times, starting and ending at Hajar al-Aswad, the black stone embedded in the eastern corner of the Kaaba. Similarly, wearing the black hijab, a head covering similar to the Goonghat in Hinduism, has parallels in Islam. While veiling is a cultural practice in Hinduism, it has become a religious requirement in Islam. The concept of holy water, like zam zam in Islam, is similar to Hindu prasad, where prasad is distributed to devotees after puja. Both receive blessings and develop a sense of community. The act of facing the Kaaba during prayer in Islam is similar to idolatry in Hinduism. While God is believed to be omnipresent, focusing on the Kabbah during prayer reflects a form of idolatry. Circulating the Kaaba during the Hajj is a central ritual, similar to the role of idols in Hinduism. Although there are similarities between Islamic practices and Hinduism, it is important to respect and understand the nuances of each religion and culture. Respect and understanding of all religions and cultures is important to promote unity and peace.
Salam sister my question is did you see little baby at hajj? I mean one year baby also allow for hajj?
Yes I did and I wouldn't take my child but there were babies
As Salam alaikum
My kind advice for u pls do not go with such a young baby.
I am leaving for 3yr old and 2 yr old at home with my mom and going for hajj on 9th June in sha Allah.
The weather is extremely hot.
Be very careful with ur decision of taking 1 Yr old with u
Sister in the future please boycott starbucks for our Palestinian brothers and sisters❤️ jazakallah
I do, sis jzk. This is from a year ago :) May Allah make it easy on them
Hello, wanna ask you.
Person who is going for hajj, can stay in mina hotel instead of mina tents ?
Is it allowed please confirm
you have to book a package for Mina hotel you cant book it on your own. We wanted to stay there last year but they were full.
@@Muslimtravelgirl Thank you for your reply
That means it’s allowed to stay in mina hotel instead of tents for hajj ritual
No.. u have to stay in mina camp. There is no ither way out
You can stay in the hotel if you have booked it. I wanted to book the hotel but usually it is sold out of vip. So very hard to get
@@Muslimtravelgirl thanks a lot, this’s what I was thinking that whole point is to stay in mina either hotel or tents
As Salam Alaykum sister. Really nice video and website.For the sake of Allahﷻ I'd like to kindly correct you on a statement you made. Providing Islamic proofs as to why it is not proper advise (regarding wearing make-up or perfume.) .InshaAlah you don't take offense and will remove it.
You wrote:
"Many women think that when you are in Makkah you are always in Ihram, this is not the case and after you finish your Umrah and cut a small piece of your hair you are out of Ihram. You can then wear perfume and your make-up if you want or your deodorant. You really don’t need to buy everything in fragrance-free options. "
Islamic daleel/proofs/evidence:
Entering Ihram ( though are we on the status as the mother of beleivers and a wife to Nabi Mihammad saw. To be safe/humble.I would refrain from "perfume on forehead" : This is to be understood in the light of the conditions that were known in earlier times, when the caravan of women was separate from that of men, or the woman would be in her howdah and did not mix with men or pass by the places where they were.
‘Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: We used to go out with the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) to Makkah, and we would apply perfume to our foreheads when entering ihram, then if one of us sweated it would run down her face, and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) would see it but he would not rebuke her. (Narrated by Abu Dawud (1830) and classed as hasan by al-Nawawi in al-Majmu’ (7/219) and as sahih by al-Albani in Sahih Abi Dawud)
AFTER Ihram ot any other time if outside or passing men:
Sayyiduna Abu Musa Al Ash’ari (radiyallahu ‘anhu) reports that Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said: “Any woman who applies perfume and passes by people so that they may smell her fragrance is like an adulteress”.
(Sunan Nasa’i (Al Mujtaba) Hadith: 5126, Sunan Tirmidhi, Hadith: 2786, Sunan Abi Dawud, Hadith: 4173, Sahih ibn Hibban; Al Ihsan, Hadith: 4424 and Mustadrak Hakim vol. 2 pg. 396)
Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, headcover, apron), and to draw their veils all over Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms) and not to reveal their adornment except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband’s fathers, or their sons, or their husband’s sons, or their brothers or their brother’s sons, or their sister’s sons, or their (Muslim) women (i.e. their sisters in Islâm), or the (female) slaves whom their right hands possess, or old male servants who lack vigour, or small children who have no sense of feminine sex. And let them not stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And all of you beg Allah to forgive you all, O believers, that you may be successful” [Al-Nur 24:31]
So women are forbidden to show their adornments to non-mahram men, and make-up and perfume is undoubtedly one of the woman’s adornments, so it is included in this prohibition. and Allah knows best.
Jzl sis, this was for sisters who ask for deodorant or their fragrance face creams.
@@Muslimtravelgirl You also mentioned it was 'ok to wear make up or perfume' after ihram that is why I provided the long texts/proof.