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== Philosophy of the Etiquette of Wuquf == | == Philosophy of the Etiquette of Wuquf == | ||
=== Avoiding Haste and Disturbance === | === Avoiding Haste and Disturbance === | ||
In a hadith from [[Imam Sadiq ( | In a hadith from [[Imam Sadiq (a)]], there is an injunction to be patient in movement and to take care not to disturb others during the crowds in Mash'ar.<ref>''Wasa'il'', Vol. 14, p. 6.</ref> It is said that haste and rushing, accompanied by noise and commotion when departing from Arafat, were customs of pilgrims during the [[Jahiliyyah|pre-Islamic period]].<ref>''Ilal al-Sharayi'', p. 444.</ref> | ||
=== Abandoning Arrogance and Expressing Humility and Love for People === | === Abandoning Arrogance and Expressing Humility and Love for People === | ||
[[Imam Sadiq (AS)]] in a tradition recommended casting aside pride in the land of Mash'ar, stating that the philosophy behind this is to attract God's mercy to the pilgrim if they remove pride from their heart.<ref>''Al-Mahasin'', Vol. 1, p. 141.</ref> | [[Imam Sadiq (AS)]] in a tradition recommended casting aside pride in the land of Mash'ar, stating that the philosophy behind this is to attract God's mercy to the pilgrim if they remove pride from their heart.<ref>''Al-Mahasin'', Vol. 1, p. 141.</ref> | ||