Monday

Please complete from question 25 to the end of the test.

03.02.25

LC: To be able to convert between seconds, minutes and hours.

03.02.25

Monday 3rd February

LC: To explain how a Muslim might change after becoming a Hajji.

When the pilgrims return to their home countries after the journey of Hajj, they return spiritually refreshed, forgiven of their sins, and ready to start life anew, with a clean slate. The Prophet Muhammad once told his followers that, "Whoever performs the Hajj for the pleasure of Allah, and utters no evil words and commits no evil deeds during it, shall return from it as free from sin as the day on which his mother gave birth to him."

Family and community members often prepare a celebration to welcome pilgrims home and congratulate them on completing the journey. It is recommended to be humble in such gatherings and to ask the ones returning from Hajj to pray for your forgiveness, as they are in a strong position to do so. The Prophet said: "When you meet a hajji (on his way home) then greet him, shake hands with him and ask him to beg forgiveness of Allah on your behalf before he enters his home. His prayer for forgiveness is accepted, as he is forgiven by Allah for his sins."

For a person returning from Hajj, it is often a bit of shock to return to "regular life" upon returning home. The old habits and temptations come back, and one must be vigilant in changing one's life for the better and remembering the lessons learned during the pilgrimage. It is the best time to turn over a new leaf, nurture a life of faith, and be extra vigilant in fulfilling Islamic duties.

Those who have performed the Hajj are often called by an honorific title, “Hajji,” (one who has performed the Hajj).

How might a Muslim change once becoming a Hajji?

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