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2772/2773. It was narrated that Al-Miswar bin Makhramah and Marwân bin Al-Hakam said: "The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ went out during the time of Al-Hudabiyah
with between one-thousand and three-hundred, and one-thousand and five-hundred of his Companions. Then, when they were in Dhul-Hulaifah, he garlanded and marked[1] the Hadî and began the Talbiyah for Umrah (Abridged). (Sahîh)
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"Garlanded;" (Qallada) they would hang shoes, or sandals, or the like on the animals, as an indication that it was a Hadî.
Since Ish'ar or marking is done on the hump, and it being a flabby part (of the camel), the camel does not feel this incision or wound. It also heals quickly. The camel does not bleed much.