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Just because you don't know a person doesn't mean a greeting won't make them smile and respond. Whenever you see someone, you should always greet them by saying 'Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakathuh'. Not only can you create a good vibe for yourself and the others, greeting others could also create a meaningful bond. That's one thing added to your list of good deeds.
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Read a Surah from the Quran daily along with its meaning. This would be great to get done and get used to before your intense Hajj routine as a practice, creating your own willingness to do so during the Hajj. Reading the tafseer could also help you in understanding the Quran better. Ensuring that we become more familiar with the Quran and also get rewards for the effort.
If you see anyone having a difficult time with their luggage or any elders who find it difficult to handle them, you should always offer a lending hand. InshAllah, their gratitude towards you will also be a reward towards you that'll be delivered directly by Allah.
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Always remember to use a Miswak to clean your teeth before each Fard prayer. It is a Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). By using Miswak, you will also be worryless regarding how your breath smells and keep things comfortable with other jamaah. Miswak will also be a good alternative for keeping your hygiene level high during Hajj (with its restrictions), as it is free from ingredients (such as alcohol or chemicals in mouth sprays or perfume) and smells that could be distracting other jamaah.
Be a better person and purify yourself of all bad thoughts and intentions. Make sure you don't wish for anything you regret later on! By keeping yourself in control and wishing for good things only, it will create a mindset that will make sure that you will not revert back to old habits.
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Always make Dua for your family, friends, relatives, those in need, etc. If anyone has requested a certain dua to ask on behalf of them, make sure to fulfill it. Prayers and duas that are done in the Holy Land and during pilgrimage (especially Hajj) have a higher chance to be accepted by Allah. Ask Allah (SWT) for a better and healthier life for everyone including yourself and Allah will make it come true.
Pray to Allah (SWT) daily by using his 99 beautiful names (Asmaulhusna). The Asmaulhusna is a reflection of 99 meaningful names, that are the epitome of perfection that only Allah owns. By referring your prayers through it, your prayer will be filled by purpose. Abeautiful prayer like that goes a long way.
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Awesome!!! MashaAllah