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1795. It was reported from Yahyā bin Abū Ishāq, Abdul-'Aziz bin Suhaib, and Humaid Aṭ-Tawil, from Anas bin Mālik, that he heard the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ begin the Talbiyah for Hajj and Umrah together. He said: "Labbaika 'umratan wa hajjan [ma'an], labbaika 'umratan wa hajja (Here I am (O Allāh) for Umrah and Hajj, here I am for Umrah and Hajj)."(Ṣaḥīḥ)
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Literally, Qirān means “to join or connect.” Technically, it means the intent to perform Hajj and Umrah together. The procedure is to enter Ihrām to perform Hajj and Umrah along with a Hadī. On reaching Makkah, the pilgrim performs the rites of Umrah first but he is not free from the obligations of Ihrām upon the completion of the rites of Umrah. He remains in Ihrām until he has performed all the rites of Hajj. Only then shall he be free from Ihrām.