The last ten nights of Ramadan are the greatest nights of the year, and the first ten days of Dhul Hijjah are the greatest days of the year.
Here are 10 things a person can do to get the most out of these greatest days, whether you will perform Hajj or not.
1. Always Remember Allah
Muslims on Hajj will be reciting the Talbiyah. If you are not performing Hajj, recite the following during the first ten days of Dhul Hijjah:
2. Give Charity
Open-handed charity during these sacred times is very rewarding. Try to give to as many different causes as possible, even if it is a small amount.
You can also find ways to give to charity without money.
3. Fasting On The Day of Arafah
4. Pray Salaatul Duha
Initiate a practice of offering the voluntary two-rakah Salah between sunrise and Dhuhr each day throughout these ten days.
5. Give Eid Gifts To Your Neighbours
Give Eid gifts to your fellow Muslims and take advantage of the extra rewards during these holy days.
6. Make Dua
Make as much dua as you can during these holy days, especially on the day of Arafah. The best dua is that which is made on the day of Arafah:
7. Perform Hajj If Your Are Financially Stable or Make Intentions To Perform It Next Year
One of the greatest acts of worship that can be completed during these ten days is Hajj, which starts on the 8th of Dhul Hijjah. If you can’t go this year, make the intention throughout these blessed ten days to go next year.
8. Be Extra Gentle When You Meet People
9. Perform Qurbani (Zabihah)
Perform sacrifice and help feed poor people around the world.
10. Motivate Other To Do Good Deeds
Share this information with your family and friends and encourage them to do good deeds during these ten blessed days.
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