1) What is the last ritual performed by the pilgrim in order to complete the Hajj?

1. The Farewell Tawaf.
2. The slaughter of the sacrificial animal.
3. Shaving or trimming one’s hair.
4. Stoning the Jamarat.

2) The days of Tashreeq:

1. are the 11^th, 12^th & 13^th of Dhul-Hijjah.
2. are described by the Prophet as the days of food, drink and remembrance of Allah.
3. are days in which stoning the three Jamarat is performed.
4. All of the above.

3) Whilst stoning at Jamratul-Aqabah what does the pilgrim say with each stone that is thrown?

1. Allah Akbar.
2. Bismillah.
3. Auzu billahi minash-Sahitan nir-rajeem.
4. The pilgrim may curse the devil in any verbal form that he likes.

4) Select a false statement with regards to Jamratul-Aqabah:

1. It is located in Mina.
2. It is the name of the biggest pillar.
3. It is in actuality the ‘devil’ disguised as a pillar.
4. In relation to the reason behind this ritual of stoning, one can find its roots in the story of Prophet Abraham and Ismail, peace be upon them both.

5) Select a false statement:

1. It is inappropriate and sinful to supplicate to Allah for worldly riches.
2. On the day of Arafah, one should make an extra effort to repent to Allah.
3. On reaching Muzdalifah, the pilgrim should combine the Maghrib and Isha prayers.
4. The pilgrim continues reciting the Talbiyah whilst at Muzdalifah.

6) What is the pilgrim encouraged to do whilst spending the night at Muzdalifah?

1. Spend the entire night in worship and supplication.
2. Spend the night resting as much as they can.
3. Spend the night chatting with others and establishing bonds of brotherhood and friendship.
4. There is no specific indication given by Prophet Muhammad regarding this, hence a pilgrim may do as he desires.

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