Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B 1RB0
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Islam: Living the Muslim Life
Hajj: pilgrimage to Makkah
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Overview
The origins of Hajj and the Ka'bah in Surah 2:125 to 127, the call of Surah 22:27 to 29, ihram, tawaf and sa'y, Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina, the unity of the ummah, and its challenges.
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What are the origins of Hajj?
What does Surah 2:125–127 teach about the Ka'bah?
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What is Hajj?
Model answer
Hajj is the pilgrimage to Makkah in the month of Dhul Hijjah, one of the Five Pillars. Every adult Muslim who is healthy and can afford it must go once.
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What are the origins of Hajj?
Model answer
Hajj follows the actions of Ibrahim, Hajar and Isma'il in Makkah. Muhammad restored the Ka'bah to the worship of Allah alone in 630 CE.
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What does Surah 2:125–127 teach about the Ka'bah?
Model answer
Surah 2:127 describes Ibrahim and Isma'il raising the foundations of the Ka'bah. Surah 2:125 makes the House a place of safety and the Station of Ibrahim a place of prayer.
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What does Surah 22:27 command?
Model answer
Surah 22:27 tells Ibrahim to call people to Hajj. The verse says pilgrims will come on foot and on camels from every distant route.
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What does Surah 22:28–29 teach pilgrims to do?
Model answer
Surah 22:28 tells pilgrims to remember Allah over sacrificed animals and to feed the poor. Surah 22:29 tells them to complete their rites and circle the ancient House.
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What is ihram?
Model answer
Ihram is the state of purity pilgrims enter before Hajj. Men wear two plain white sheets, and women wear simple modest clothing.
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