The Ihram (state of sacralization for Hajj or Umrah)


The ihram is the first rite of the Hajj (great pilgrimage) and Umrah  (small pilgrimage). For umrah packages Umrah Tour packages. When an obligatory act is neglected, it is required of the pilgrim to sacrifice an animal. If it is impossible to find a beast to sacrifice, then it will have to fast for 10 days.
The obligations of the Ihram  
 1) Starting the Ihram from the Miqat, places fixed by the Prophet ( S.A.W) through which passes the one who wants to accomplish the hajj or the Umra and which he can not go beyond when going to Mecca without being in state of ihram . These locations are:
-      Dhul-halifah , now called Abiyar ali, is the place of the ihram for the inhabitants of Medina.
-      Al-Jouhfah , a place near Rabagh, on the coastal road, is the place of the ihram for the inhabitants of the Maghreb, Syria, Egypt.
-      Yalamlam , now called Assa'diya, is the place of the ihram for the inhabitants of Yemen.
-      Qarn-al-Manazil , called Assayl al-Kabir, is the place of the ihram for the inhabitants of Najd.

-      Dhatou-'irq , is the place of ihram for the inhabitants of Iraq.

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