٭Keep your medicines along with your doctor’s prescription in your shoulder bag in the aeroplane so it can be convenient in case of an emergency.

 ٭Apply the Qufl-e-Madinah of tongue and eyes. If you have the habit of talking uselessly, then it will be difficult to refrain from sins such as backbiting, slandering and hurting feelings etc. Similarly, if you do not protect your eyes and keep gazes lowered most of the times, then it will be very difficult to refrain from evil sightedness. One virtuous deed in Haram is equal to one hundred thousand virtuous deeds and one sin is equal to one hundred thousand sins. Haram does not only refer to Masjid-ul-Haraam, but it encompasses the entire boundary of Haram.

 ٭During Salah, some part of the Muhrim’s chest or abdomen is exposed. There is no harm in it because it is normal and acceptable in the state of Ihram. To be cautious about this matter is also very difficult.

 ٭To bring a shroud after soaking it in Zamzam water is good as the breeze of Makkah and Madinah will also kiss the shroud. When squeezing the shroud, ensure that not even a single drop of this sacred water goes into the drain. Squeeze the water onto some plant etc. (One can also sprinkle Zamzam water over the shroud in his own country.)

 ٭When performing Tawaf or Sa’ee, the pages of Hajj books are sometimes found lying on the ground. Pick them up, if possible. However, ensure that your back or chest does not face the Ka’bah during the Tawaf. However, do not pick someone’s money or wallet lying on the ground.

 ٭It is good to remain barefooted in Hijaz-e-Muqaddas but wear slippers before entering the toilets of the Masjid, home and when there is mud