How to Earn the Reward of Hajj While at Home
Discover key deeds that can bring great reward during Dhul-Hijjah for those unable to perform Hajj, including fasting, dhikr, kindness, and good deeds
A message of hope for those who could not perform Hajj
Ahmed Ali Suleiman delivered a message of reassurance to those unable to perform Hajj, emphasizing that Allah’s mercy is vast and the doors of goodness are always open.
He explained that spiritual reward can be attained through:
- Comforting others
- Helping the poor and needy
- Supporting orphans and the vulnerable
Comforting hearts as a path to Allah
He highlighted that among the greatest acts in these blessed days are:
- Bringing joy to others
- Assisting those in need
- Caring for orphans
Such deeds are among the highest forms of worship and closeness to Allah.
A practical plan for Dhul-Hijjah
1. Fasting
One of the most rewarding acts in these days:
- Fasting the first nine days of Dhul-Hijjah
- Alternating fasting for those who can
- Fasting the Day of Arafah, the most virtuous day
2. Remembrance of Allah (Dhikr)
Dhikr brings peace and strength, including:
- Tasbeeh (glorification)
- Tahlil (declaring oneness of Allah)
- Takbeer (exaltation of Allah)
3. Hidden acts of worship
Such as:
- Night prayers (Qiyam al-Layl)
- Recitation of the Qur’an
- Sending blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ
These acts are deeply valued even if unseen by others.
Work and excellence as worship
He emphasized that:
- Mastering one’s work is an act of worship
- Serving society is part of faith
- Building and improving life is a religious duty
Worship is not limited to rituals but includes all righteous action.
Final message
A strong believer in:
- Mind
- Body
- Spirit
is the closest to Allah and the most beneficial to people, turning Dhul-Hijjah into a season of self-building and service to humanity.
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