Assalamualaikum wbt...
So saya kongsikan SIRI 2... senarai semak barang nak p haji...
Btw, bagi siri 2 ne, saya ambil dari artikel oleh al-kauthar institute... ada yang saya agree ada yang erm saya tak buat pun sebab masa saya pergi dulu, saya tak jumpa list ne. hehehehe...
Apa2 pun, list asal dari pihak tabung haji tu boleh lah juga di jadikan panduan... agak lengkap lah. pastu saya menambah kat my SIRI 1 tu... tapi ada orang pesan suruh bawak plastik untuk rendam baju??? er, saya rasa tak perlu kot, korang sampai jer... terus p beli baldi...murah jer... pakai plastik leceh yer... sebab nanti jatuh baju tu eish, saya rasa susah lah kot... tapi terpulang... sabun basuh, weols basuh baju guna sabun wangi/mandi tu... susah weih nak bilas kalau ko pakai sabun basuh baju... manyak sabunnya... avoid lah anta dobi sbb saya rasa yg depa anta hari tu macam2 kontroversi... basuh tak bersih, pakaian terutama kain ihram bertukar2, lambat dapat dan harga yang mahal... kat mana nak jemur? hmmm yang ne susah i nak kabo... sebab ikut nasib... macam kami, the only hotel yang membenarkan jemur baju kat bumbung atas... tatau lah macam mana haji zaki - TH(selaku pengurus bangunan weols) p deal ngn owner bangunan tu supaya kekal bukak rooftop untuk kami jemur baju... sebabnya bangunan2 di kiri kanan kami semua CLOSED sebaik sahaja habis hari masyair... agak tak patut ar sebenarnya... sebab lepas masyair, pasti banyak pakaian nak di basuh... huhuhu.. so bagi yang tak nak susah2 fikir, depa anta dobi... bagi yang tak mampu sbb dobi mahal pastu was2 dengan kebersihannya, so basuh sendiri secara berperingkat dan jemur kat dalam bilik jer lah... apa2 pun kunci utama DOA banyak2 dari sekarang supaya Allah mudahkan segala urusan okay... Insya Allah....
haji zaki yang baik hati...
tatau apa lah yang haji zaki ne tgh buat ne...
pemukul lalat ke? hehehe...
BTW, al-kauthar ne global ... mungkin yang kat luar negara tu dia tak ada pengurusan yang baik macam tabung haji lengkap ... SO inilah senarainya...
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The
pilgrimage is no easy task, the Messenger of Allaah sallalaahu `alayhi wa
sallam described it as the Jihaad of women. In an effort to alleviate some of
its difficulties we discuss a whole range of issues from travel precautions to
leaving behind a will. We talk about food, transport, essential Hajj gear and a
whole bunch of other things. Practically preparing for Hajj greater facilitates
a better Hajj experience and the appreciation of its ideals and meanings.
Official
Documents
1. Photocopy all official documents including the
passport, making extra copies; leaving a copy behind and taking one with you.
2. Leave behind a will. It will focus your heart on
the Hereafter. Many go on this journey and do not return.
Educate
Yourself and Remain with the Learned
1. Gain authentic knowledge about each and every
aspect of Hajj. Familiarize yourself with the Hajj plan.
2. Re-learn the basics of Islam: Those going for Hajj
should make sure that they know how to perform Wudoo’, Salaah and also the
Funeral Prayer.
3. Read the stories revolving around the Hajj rites
like Prophet Ibraaheem `alyhi al-salaam.
4. Remain with the People of Knowledge who can explain
the rites correctly. Find a group that organizes daily motivational reminders
& guidelines on how to practically perform the various rites.
5. Read the book “Getting the Best Out Of Hajj” by Abu
Muneer Ismail Davids. He guides along every step – both before and during Hajj.
A lot of practical advice as well.
NOTA : SAYA BACA BANYAK BUKU SEJARAH MAKKAH, MADINAH, SEJARAH ISLAM, SEJARAH RASULULLAH S.A.W DAN PARA SAHABAH... FOR 3 Years before perfomed hajj. Blajar balik betulkan yang 5 tu... apa yang lima tu? Rukun Islam lah.... baca kat entri persiapan menjadi tetamu Allah di SINI . nak blajar semua ne, kena doa sungguh2 minta Allah rezekikan kita dengan ilmu yang benar menerusi guru yang muktabar... Insya Allah...
Du`aas
6. Learn relevant du`aas to be recited when doing Hajj.
7. Do not just read from books but do du`aa from the
heart.
8. Plan ahead the conversation you will be having with
your Rabb! You will be prepared to converse and spill out what is in your heart
to your Rabb and weep to your heart’s content.
9. Pray for the people that are working during Hajj
for your safety: police, doctors, cleaners and guides. Make du`aa for the
oppressed, including Muslims in Syria, Palestine, and Burma
Hajj Gear
What to Wear:
1. Wear comfortable, durable sandals or shoes.
2. Keep in mind that you may want to put your slippers
in a bag when you go to Masjid al-Haram. The floor of the Haram is granite and
may be hard on sensitive feet. Take something that has some padding to ease the
hardness of the floor and pain on the feet.
What to Carry:
3. Stay light. Keep your baggage to the essentials.
4. Keep a prayer mat with you while in Makkah. It can
be very uncomfortable praying on the hard floor.
5. Take sunglasses.
6. Take Vaseline to stop your upper thighs from
getting a rash by rubbing as there’ll be a lot of walking.
7. Have some basic medicines on hand for cuts and
bruises (which you may develop due to much walking.)
8. Women, please bring a pair of scissors so that it
is easy to cut your hair at the end of Hajj.
Washroom-Related
Gear:
9. Take (perfume-free) liquid soap rather than a bar
which becomes difficult to re-package once wet.
10. Have a small bag containing all your toiletries.
It helps especially in Mina.
Physical
Wellbeing
Fitness:
1. Be as fit as possible before you go. You will often
find yourselves without transport for long stretches at a time, and it’s useful
to get in a habit of walking a few months before you leave. You’ll find
yourself less tired that way.
Nutrition:
2. Drink lots of water.
3. Keep some healthy snacks because one can end up
waiting several hours at the airport.
4. Do not waste food. Eat what will keep your back
straight and do not over-indulge.
5. Carry medicines and multi-vitamins in case someone
falls ill.
Tips for Social
Wellbeing
1. Sympathize with fellow Hajjis.
2. Put the next person above yourself. Put their
rights before yours. You won’t be asked what the next person did to you, but
what you did to/for the next person.
3. Keep some money on the side so that you can give to
the poor.
4. Try to greet Muslims from other countries as much
as you can. Hajj is the largest meeting for the Ummah.
5. When it is time to collect stones at Muzdalifah,
try to collect extra. There are many you’d come across who would need them.
Also some of the elders need help with collecting stones as well.
Be Organised
In Masjid al-Haram:
1. If you see a lot of people making rows for prayer
outside the Masjid, do go further and try to get inside as there would normally
still be space inside. Some people like to pray outside so that it’s easier to
get back.
2. Get to Jumu`ah prayer early – around 9 am.
3. There are Zamzam reserves everywhere; no need to
fight for the Zamzam straight after Tawaf. Look around for others.
In Mina,
`Arafah, and Muzdalifah:
4. Avoid the rush and save your time by scheduling
bathroom trips in Makkah, Mina, Arafah, and Muzdalifah.
5. When you reach Mina and settle down, just take a
few friends with you out of the tent and get familiarized with the high
rise/popular landmarks around and try to reach your tent from those points.
6. Jamarah (pelting stones) after Zuhr is optimum as
it’s not crowded.
In Group
Situations:
7. Stick together as a group. Make sure you have a
fixed meeting place which everyone knows in case someone gets lost.
8. Do not wait for the group for all your activities.
There is a very fine balance between being a team player and keeping the spirit
of the “jamaa`ah”, and between wasting your time waiting for people to do
things so you can take action. One is often caught in a situation where some
people want to go left and others want to go right, and both directions are
right. You must proactively have a set plan and mechanism of how to decide
rather than putting yourself in risk of unplanned choice under pressure.
9. Be clean, tidy, don’t litter,. This is crucial
given the issue of littering and poor hygiene is faced every single year.
SUMBER : http://www.alkauthar.org/blog/thinking-about-hajj/
Semoga bermanfaat...
