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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ARAFAT The significance of Arafat, the plain where Mount Arafat is located, lies primarily in its importance during the Hajj pilgrimage. It's the place where Muslims, including the Prophet Muhammad, are believed to have stood on the 9th day of Dhul-Hijjah (the Day of Arafah), a day considered the most important of the Hajj. During this time, pilgrims pray and supplicate to Allah, seeking forgiveness and closeness to Him.  Pinnacle of Hajj: The Day of Arafah, which involves standing on the plains of Arafat, is considered the climax of the Hajj pilgrimage.  Supplication and Forgiveness: Pilgrims spend the day in prayer and supplication, seeking forgiveness for their sins.
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Nearness to Allah: The Day of Arafah is believed to be a time when Allah is especially near to His servants, making it a powerful time for seeking blessings and forgiveness.  Prophet Muhammad's Example: Prophet Muhammad is believed to have stood on Arafat and delivered his Farewell Sermon, making it a place of great historical and spiritual significance.  In Summary: Arafat, and particularly the Day of Arafah, is a pivotal location and time for Muslims, especially during Hajj, representing a time of intense spiritual reflection, prayer, and the seeking of forgiveness. It's a day when Muslims are encouraged to draw near to Allah and seek His mercy.
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Happy Arafat day
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