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(6). 2998. Ibn 'Umar said: "A man stood before the Prophet ﷺ and said: 'Who is the (real) Hajj pilgrim, O Messenger of Allāh!' He said: 'The one with dishevelled hair who smells bad.' So another man stood and said: 'Which Hajj is most virtuous, O Messenger of Allāh?' He said: 'The one with loud voices and blood (of the sacrifice).' Another man stood and said: 'What is 'the means', O Messenger of Allāh?'[1] He said: 'Provisions and a mount.'" (Da'if)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] We do not know of this Hadīth [as a narration of Ibn 'Umar] except through the narration of Ibrāhīm bin Yazīd Al-Khūzī Al-Makkī (a narrator in the chain). Some of the people of knowledge criticized Ibrāhīm bin Yazīd due to his memory.
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Allāh stated about Hajj: 'And Hajj to the House is a duty that mankind owes to Allāh, those who can afford the expenses'. Imām At-Tirmidhī reported this Hadīth as the commentary of this Verse that these things are to be cared for greatly in Hajj: away from beautification and adornment, calling Talbiyah aloud very often, offering sacrifice, the expense to reach the House of Allāh and the ride, one's own or hired.
