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=== 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 (a)]] 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>

=== Recommendation for Supplication ===

In traditions, it is recommended to recite the supplication "Fakka raqabati min al-nar"; "O God, grant me salvation from the Fire."<ref>''Al-Hajj wa al-Umrah fi al-Kitab wa al-Sunnah'', p. 225.</ref> It is also recommended that, as a guest of God, one should ask Him for a reward, that He forgive one's slips, accept one's excuses, and make piety the provision for one's journey.<ref>''Al-Hajj wa al-Umrah fi al-Kitab wa al-Sunnah'', pp. 222 and 225.</ref> Some have interpreted the philosophy of these supplications as follows: "Mash'ar is a place for seeking forgiveness, the health of one's faith, the acceptance of rituals, and the blessing of deeds and sustenance; meaning the door to divine mercy, forgiveness, and grace is open."<ref>''Lesson Plan: An Introduction to the Encyclopedia of Secrets and Teachings of Hajj'', p. 212.</ref>

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 === 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 (a)]] 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>
 === Recommendation for Supplication ===
 In traditions, it is recommended to recite the supplication "Fakka raqabati min al-nar"; "O God, grant me salvation from the Fire."<ref>''Al-Hajj wa al-Umrah fi al-Kitab wa al-Sunnah'', p. 225.</ref> It is also recommended that, as a guest of God, one should ask Him for a reward, that He forgive one's slips, accept one's excuses, and make piety the provision for one's journey.<ref>''Al-Hajj wa al-Umrah fi al-Kitab wa al-Sunnah'', pp. 222 and 225.</ref> Some have interpreted the philosophy of these supplications as follows: "Mash'ar is a place for seeking forgiveness, the health of one's faith, the acceptance of rituals, and the blessing of deeds and sustenance; meaning the door to divine mercy, forgiveness, and grace is open."<ref>''Lesson Plan: An Introduction to the Encyclopedia of Secrets and Teachings of Hajj'', p. 212.</ref>