Hajj and Umrah are decreed once in a lifetime for those who can afford it; Hajj commemorates Abraham's submission and must be observed in the four Sacred Months, while Umrah can be any time.1
Hajj has been distorted, as most Muslims observe it only a few days in Zul-Hijjah and count the wrong months as sacred, a distortion strongly condemned.1
Submitters observe the Hajj pilgrimage at the Sacred Shrine during the four sacred months.1
One major duty of the Messenger of the Covenant was to correct the Sacred Months for Hajj, which had been distorted as the Quran points out.1, 2
The Sacred Months are Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, and Rabi I, not Rajab, Zul-Qe`dah, Zul-Hijjah, and Muharram as corrupted Muslims hold.1
Hajj is to be observed during the four sacred months, Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar and Rabi I, so Muslims must be allowed to perform it in any of these months.1, 2
Hajj may be done during the four Sacred Months, but the scholars who control the Sacred Masjid restrict it to a few days against God's will, causing deadly crowding.1, 2, 3
Hajj must be observed during the four Sacred Months of Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, and Rabi I, while Umrah can be observed at any time.1
Like all other religious duties, Hajj has been distorted, since most Muslims observe it only a few days and name the wrong Sacred Months, a distortion strongly condemned.1
According to the Quran, Hajj can be performed at any time during the four sacred months.1, 2, 3
Mecca is overcrowded every year during Hajj because the Saudi government limits Hajj to a few days instead of the four sacred months the Quran gives.1, 2
The four sacred months were observed before and during the time of Muhammad.1
Like other religious duties, Hajj has been distorted, since most Muslims observe it only during a few days and name the wrong Sacred Months, a distortion God strongly condemns.1, 2, 3
The four Sacred Months for Hajj, Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, and Rabi I, are mathematically confirmed by a multiple of 19 combined with verse 2:197.1
A major duty of the Messenger of the Covenant was to correct the Sacred Months when Hajj can be observed.1
Hajj can be observed any time during the four Sacred Months, Zul Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, and Rabi I, while Umrah can be observed any time of year.1, 2
Hajj can be observed any time during the four Sacred Months, Zul-Hijjah, Muharram, Safar, and Rabi I, and local governments restrict it to a few days for convenience.1, 2
Believers must not fight during the Sacred Months, except that they may wage all out war against idol worshipers who declare all out war on them.1
The Arabs violate God's sacred months despite the Quranic command, confirming that they are the worst in disbelief and hypocrisy and most likely to ignore God's laws.1, 2
The four sacred months were observed before Muhammad, since God made twelve months with four sacred from the day He created the heavens and the earth.1, 2
Under Quranic law Hajj may be observed any time during the four sacred months, and the disasters at Hajj come from Saudi Arabia restricting it to a few days.1, 2
When God created the universe He created both lunar and solar calendar systems, and the count of months with God is twelve, four of them sacred.1, 2
Hajj is observed in the specified months, and pilgrims must refrain from sexual intercourse, misconduct, and arguments throughout it.1
The Hajj pilgrimage may be observed during any of the four consecutive sacred months, and the Quran calls alternating the sacred months a gross sin.1, 2
Altering the Sacred Months is a sign of excessive disbelief that violates what God has consecrated, and God does not guide the disbelieving people.1, 2
The Islamic calendar is the true lunar calendar designed by God, the same as the Babylonian and Jewish calendars except that God prohibited intercalation to correct the corruption of older religions.1
The Islamic calendar begins with Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina in AD 622 and is the same lunar calendar used since the creation of man.1
When God created the universe He created the lunar and solar calendars, and the count of months with God has been twelve since creation, four of them sacred.1, 2