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Some consider the secret of the gathering of all pilgrims in [[Arafat]] to be a reminder of the [[Resurrection]], believing that the visitor to the [[Ka'ba|House of God]] should be reminded of the stations of the gathering and the afterlife by seeing the pilgrims with uncovered heads and wearing simple, unstitched [[ihram]] garments.<ref>''Partovi az Mash'al-e Hedayat: Asrar va Ma'aref-e Hajj'', p. 22.</ref> Furthermore, the brevity of the time of Arafa is considered a reminder of the short duration of the world for taking advantage of the opportunity to gather provisions for the afterlife.<ref>''Dar Bargah-e Noor'' (In the Court of Light), p. 97.</ref> | Some consider the secret of the gathering of all pilgrims in [[Arafat]] to be a reminder of the [[Resurrection]], believing that the visitor to the [[Ka'ba|House of God]] should be reminded of the stations of the gathering and the afterlife by seeing the pilgrims with uncovered heads and wearing simple, unstitched [[ihram]] garments.<ref>''Partovi az Mash'al-e Hedayat: Asrar va Ma'aref-e Hajj'', p. 22.</ref> Furthermore, the brevity of the time of Arafa is considered a reminder of the short duration of the world for taking advantage of the opportunity to gather provisions for the afterlife.<ref>''Dar Bargah-e Noor'' (In the Court of Light), p. 97.</ref> | ||
=== | === Guarding Against Satan’s Temptations === | ||
Some religious sources advise pilgrims to remain especially vigilant against Satan’s temptations on the Day of Arafa. This advice is connected with the spiritual significance of Arafat as a place for turning toward God, repenting, and seeking forgiveness. Certain narrations state that Satan makes a greater effort to mislead people on this day; accordingly, seeking refuge in God is recommended.<ref>''Tahdhib al-Ahkam'', vol. 5, p. 182; ''al-Kafi'', vol. 4, p. 463; ''Darsnameh-ye Pishdaramadi bar Farhangnameh-ye Asrar va Ma'aref-e Hajj'' (Textbook Introduction to the Encyclopedia of the Secrets and Teachings of Hajj), p. 199.</ref> | |||
Other sources attribute Satan’s despair on the Day of Arafa to the outpouring of divine mercy upon those gathered there.<ref>''Kashf al-Asrar'', vol. 1, p. 525.</ref> | |||
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