Books Recommended for Reading by Those Who Intend to Perform Hajj and 'Umrah
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Question:
If I reside in a mountainous area and wish to perform Hajj, which books do you advise me to read so that I may perform Hajj with knowledge? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
We advise you to read books that explain the rulings of Hajj, such as 'Umdat al-Hadith by Shaykh 'Abd al-Ghani al-Maqdisi, such as Bulugh al-Maram, and such as al-Muntaqa, which is available. There are also manuals of rituals (manasik) that are sufficient and blessed; if you read them, you will benefit from them. Among them is a manual we wrote on this matter, titled al-Tahqiq wa al-Iydhah li-Kathir min Mas'al al-Hajj wa al-'Umrah wa al-Ziyarah, which is good, useful, and beneficial. There are also other manuals by other shaykhs and brothers, such as the manual of Shaykh 'Abd Allah ibn Jassim, which is good and beneficial. So, if you use something from them and benefit from it, that is fine. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and do you good.
If I reside in a mountainous area and wish to perform Hajj, which books do you advise me to read so that I may perform Hajj with knowledge? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
We advise you to read books that explain the rulings of Hajj, such as 'Umdat al-Hadith by Shaykh 'Abd al-Ghani al-Maqdisi, such as Bulugh al-Maram, and such as al-Muntaqa, which is available. There are also manuals of rituals (manasik) that are sufficient and blessed; if you read them, you will benefit from them. Among them is a manual we wrote on this matter, titled al-Tahqiq wa al-Iydhah li-Kathir min Mas'al al-Hajj wa al-'Umrah wa al-Ziyarah, which is good, useful, and beneficial. There are also other manuals by other shaykhs and brothers, such as the manual of Shaykh 'Abd Allah ibn Jassim, which is good and beneficial. So, if you use something from them and benefit from it, that is fine. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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