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In Islam, there are three obligatory (Farz) acts of Hajj that every pilgrim must perform for the Hajj to be valid. These acts are fundamental to fulfilling the duties of Hajj, and omission of any of them without a valid reason invalidates the pilgrimage.

The three Farz acts are:

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  Standing at Arafat (Wuquf-e-Arafat): Pilgrims must stand in prayer and supplication at the plain of Arafat on the 9th day of Dhul-Hijjah. This is considered the most important pillar of Hajj.

  
  


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  Tawaf-e-Ifadah (Circumambulation of the Ka‘bah): This is performed after the standing at Arafat, and it is essential for completing Hajj.

  
  


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  Sa’i (Walking between Safa and Marwah): Pilgrims must walk seven times between the hills of Safa and Marwah as part of Hajj rituals.

  
  These Farz acts distinguish Hajj from other rituals like Sunnah or Wajib acts. Performing these acts properly with correct intention (niyyah) ensures a valid Hajj, while neglecting them renders the pilgrimage incomplete.

     Key Facts:

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  Farz acts of Hajj = Three obligatory rituals.

  
  


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  Standing at Arafat = The most important pillar of Hajj.

  
  


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  Tawaf-e-Ifadah = Circumambulation of the Ka‘bah required for completion of Hajj.

  
  


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  Sa’i between Safa and Marwah = Essential part of Hajj rituals.

  
  


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  Omission of any Farz act invalidates Hajj.

  
  


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  Farz acts must be performed with sincere intention (niyyah) for Hajj to be valid.