FAQ About Hajj

Yes, it is highly encouraged to perform additional prayers at the Kaaba during Hajj. The Kaaba is a sacred and blessed place, and offering voluntary prayers in its vicinity holds great spiritual significance. Here are some additional prayers that pilgrims can perform at the Kaaba:

• Sunnah and Nafl Prayers: Along with the obligatory prayers, one can offer voluntary Sunnah and Nafl prayers at the Kaaba. These prayers can be performed at any time, except during the prohibited times for prayer (such as sunrise, sunset, and midday).
• Tahajjud Prayer: The Tahajjud prayer is a recommended prayer performed in the late hours of the night. It is a voluntary prayer that demonstrates extra devotion and closeness to Allah. Pilgrims can take advantage of the peaceful atmosphere around the Kaaba during the night to engage in this prayer.
• Istikharah Prayer: If a pilgrim is making an important decision during Hajj, they can offer the Istikharah prayer at the Kaaba. The Istikharah prayer is performed to seek guidance from Allah and ask for His help in making the right choice.
• Tawbah (Repentance) Prayer: The Kaaba is an ideal place to seek forgiveness and repentance. Pilgrims can perform the Tawbah prayer, expressing sincere remorse for their sins and seeking Allah's forgiveness. It is an opportunity to cleanse the heart and seek spiritual purification.
• Supplications (Du'a): The Kaaba is a place of acceptance of prayers. Pilgrims can engage in heartfelt supplications, making personal requests, seeking blessings for themselves, their loved ones, and the Muslim Ummah. They can also pray for forgiveness, guidance, and general well-being.