Episodes: Series - Layali Dhil Hijja - 1995

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Hamed is upset that his father prefers buying land to traveling with him for Hajj, while Hamed's father falsely claims that his son wants to seize his money and chooses to marry Salma over pilgrimaging to the Sacred House of Allah.

Ismail informs the police chief that Mansour defrauded him in the selling of the land. Abdullah sets out with the pilgrims on their way to perform Hajj. As Muhanna disagrees with Hamed on which path to take, Abdullah stresses the importance of tolerance during the Hajj period.

As Muhanna accuses Hamed of trying to kill him, he decides to pull out of the pilgrimage trip. Mansour tells Abdullah that he defrauded Ismail in order to be able to perform Hajj and trade at the same time. Salma admonishes Ismail for not traveling for Hajj after their marriage.

Hamed and Abdullah teach the pilgrims the rules and rituals of Ihram, while Fatima teaches the women that it is not permissible to wear perfume during Ihram, after which the pilgrims begin to recite the Talbiyah along the way.

As one of the pilgrims gets sick, Hamed helps him take medicine and informs the pilgrims that it is permissible to do so. Abdullah tells the pilgrims about the types of Ihram. Meanwhile, Laila resents her brother's behavior toward Mansour, whom he got imprisoned.

Abdullah tells the pilgrims that it is not permissible for the pilgrim to cover his head throughout the period of Ihram. He also tells them the rituals of Tawaf.

As the pilgrims approach Mecca, Fatima informs one of the female pilgrims that it is not permissible to kiss the Black Stone with men nor to jostle them in order to complete the rest of the rituals of Hajj. Abdullah informs the pilgrims of the rules of Sa'ee.

Abdullah gathers the pilgrims to get to Mina and tells Muhanna that the Takbir can be chanted at any time, not just while on Mount Arafat. He also tells the others the rules of standing on Arafat.

Abdullah teaches the pilgrims and Muhanna the rules of the Stoning of the Devil. Huda asks Hamdan to slaughter the sacrificial animal as mentioned in the Sunnah. As everyone celebrates the first day of Eid al-Adha, Abdullah chides a pilgrim for neglecting the acts of worship to collect money.