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'''Secrets of Wuquf in Arafat''' | '''Secrets of Wuquf in Arafat''' refers to the spiritual significance and wisdom associated with the ritual stay of Hajj pilgrims at Arafat. In Islamic traditions, this act is described as more than just an outward ritual; it is considered the "truth of Hajj" and the "[[Greater Hajj]]" (Hajj al-Akbar). It is narrated that on the afternoon of the [[Day of Arafa]], God takes pride in the servants residing in Arafat before the angels. | ||
Arafat is the place where, according to traditions, the repentance of [[Adam (Prophet)|Adam (a)]] was accepted, and thus it is a place for the forgiveness of sins. It has been said that the stay outside the boundaries of the Haram (the sacred sanctuary) prepares a person to enter the divine sanctuary. Furthermore, the plain of Arafat is considered a reminder of the scene of the Resurrection due to the gathering of the [[pilgrims]]. | Arafat is the place where, according to traditions, the repentance of [[Adam (Prophet)|Adam (a)]] was accepted, and thus it is a place for the forgiveness of sins. It has been said that the stay outside the boundaries of the Haram (the sacred sanctuary) prepares a person to enter the divine sanctuary. Furthermore, the plain of Arafat is considered a reminder of the scene of the Resurrection due to the gathering of the [[pilgrims]]. | ||