Cross; literally, it means to turn to something, to visit a region, to aim something. It requires Muslims, who have the opportunity as a religious term, to enter ihram with the intention of worshiping on certain days of the year and to circumambulate the Kaaba.
Importance of Hajj
Hajj is a worship performed to gain the approval of Allah (c.c.), to be grateful for the blessings of health and wealth and to approach Allah (c.c.). Hajj pilgrimage brings together Muslims of different languages and races living in various parts of the world for the same purpose. It makes people feel the consciousness that they have no superiority other than taqwa. All Muslims who go on a pilgrimage get out of their economic and social status. They see that differences such as property, property, position and position are insignificant in the presence of Allah (c.c.) and that all Muslims are equal.
The pilgrims remember death by wearing white clothes and get the opportunity to repent before they die. Thanks to this beautiful worship, pilgrims are respectful towards other people, do not offend and refrain from harming living beings. A Muslim who goes to perform his pilgrimage prayers for himself, his loved ones, his family and the entire Islamic world. They are grateful for the countless blessings Allah Almighty has given. He is alone with his Lord and takes account of himself before being taken into account.
He finds an opportunity to get rid of bad feelings and thoughts and to improve his moral Thus, Almighty Allah cleanses that person from his sins and mistakes. Hz. Regarding this issue, Muhammad (s.a.w) said, "Whoever pilgrimages for Allah and avoids himself from opposing Allah, he will complete his pilgrimage free of sins like the first day he was born from his mother." He commanded.
Benefits of Hajj
Hajj increases people's culture and knowledge. Muslims, who come from many walks of life to perform pilgrimage, have the opportunity to get to know each other's cultures and learn about each other. He gets together with his other Muslim brother and meets; share their joys and worry about their troubles as if they were their own. He worshiped shoulder to shoulder with them. Hz. They see the places where Muhammad (s.a.w.) was born, lived and experience the excitement of being in holy places.
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