Tawaf is an important ritual for Muslims, and during Tawaf there are some Dua and Quran should be said, so we will talk about what to say during Tawaf.
What Do Muslims Say During Tawaf?
Tawaf is performed in the Masjid al-Haram, during Umrah or Hajj, and during tawaf, it is traditional for Muslims to say certain things while circling the Kaaba.
Muslim say during circumambulation Talbiyah, Takbeer, and any other Dua they want
Firstly, Recite the Talbiyah:
“Labbayk Allah humma Labbayk”, which translates to “Here I am at Your service, O Allah”
“لبيك اللهم لبيك”
Secondly, the Takbeer:
“Allahu akbar!”, which translates to “Allah is Great!”.
“الله أكبر”
The Talbiyah is recited in the beginning, which is a declaration of devotion and submission to Allah,
During tawaf, Muslims will also recite the takbeer, which is a reminder of the greatness of Allah.
The takbeer is recited during other Islamic rituals such as prayer and the Eid festival.
Moreover, Dua
There is no specific Dua reported from the Prophet (pbuh) during tawaf, You may Dua whatever supplication you like.
But it is mentioned that the prophet (pbuh) said between the Yemeni Corner and the Black Stone:
“Our Lord, give us in this world [that which is] good and in the Hereafter [that which is] good and protect us from the punishment of the Fire”
[narrated by Ahmad]
“ربنا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة، وفي الآخرة حسنة، وقنا عذاب النار” [رواه أحمد]
and Takbeer “Allah Akbar” every time one comes in line with the Black Stone [narrated by al-Bukhari]
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The Significance of Recitation During Tawaf
When making tawaf, Muslims are reminded of their devotion to Allah, The recitations act as a reminder of this
and serve to increase faith in God and strengthen the believer’s connection to Him.
Reciting the Talbiyah also serves as a reminder that all our efforts should be done in the service of Allah.
The takbeer is also a reminder of the greatness of Allah, and a reminder that all of our efforts should be focused on Him,
It is a call to remembrance that God is always watching and can see all the good and bad deeds that we do.
It is a reminder of the greatness of Allah and of His mercy and mercy upon us.
FAQs
Q: What feelings should be felt when doing Tawaf?
A: When doing Tawaf, believers should feel humility, dedication, and gratitude for Allah’s gifts,
The recitations serve to increase faith in God and remind us of our responsibilities to Him.
Q: Is it mandatory to recite the Talbiyah and the Takbeer?
A: It is recommended to recite the Talbiyah and the Takbeer when doing Tawaf, however, it is not mandatory.
Q: How many times do you circle the Kaabah?
A: You circle the Kaabah 7 times, three times in an accelerated pace with small steps, and four times at a normal pace.
Q: What is the meaning of the Talbiyah?
A: The Talbiyah is a declaration of devotion and submission to Allah, and it translates to “Here I am at Your service, O Allah”.
Key Takeaways
- When making the Tawaf, Muslims traditionally recite the Talbiyah and the Takbeer.
- The recitations act as a reminder of obedience to Allah, submission to Him, and faith in His greatness.
- It is recommended to recite the recitations but they are not mandatory.
- Additionally, the Tawaf is done seven times, with three circles at a faster pace.
In Conclusion,
The Tawaf is an important ritual for Muslims in which they walk 7 times around the Kaabah in Mecca,
It is an act of worship and submission to Allah, and is one of the five pillars of Islam.
During the Tawaf, it is traditional for Muslims to recite the Talbiyah (“Here I am at Your service, O Allah”) and the takbeer (“God is Great!”).
