The acts of Hajj on the ninth day
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When the sun rises on the Day of 'Arafah—which is the ninth day—what does one do?
He goes to 'Arafah. If it is feasible for him to descend to Namirah, he descends until the sun passes its zenith, then he rides to 'Arafah. If it is not feasible—as is usually the case in the present time—let him continue his journey to 'Arafah and descend there. When the sun passes its zenith, he prays the midday and afternoon prayers combined, advancing the midday prayer. Then he devotes himself to supplication and remembrance; he supplicates to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) and remembers Him as he wishes until the sun sets.
With this, the acts of the ninth day are completed.
He goes to 'Arafah. If it is feasible for him to descend to Namirah, he descends until the sun passes its zenith, then he rides to 'Arafah. If it is not feasible—as is usually the case in the present time—let him continue his journey to 'Arafah and descend there. When the sun passes its zenith, he prays the midday and afternoon prayers combined, advancing the midday prayer. Then he devotes himself to supplication and remembrance; he supplicates to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) and remembers Him as he wishes until the sun sets.
With this, the acts of the ninth day are completed.