his ṭawāf is invalid, then he prays two rakʿahs behind the Station (of Abraham).

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Next he touches the Black Stone once more, exits toward Ṣafā through its gate, ascends it until he can see the House, says “Allāhu akbar” three times, and recites the reported supplications. He then descends and walks to the first marker, after which he breaks into a vigorous jog, resumes walking, climbs Marwah, and repeats what he said on Ṣafā. He descends again, walking where walking is prescribed and jogging where jogging is prescribed, until he reaches Ṣafā.¹ His outward trip counts as one lap and his return as another; if he were to begin from Marwah, the first lap would not be counted. Ritual purity, proper covering, and performing the rite without undue interruption are recommended during the saʿy.²

If the pilgrim is performing tamattuʿ and has no sacrificial animal with him, he trims his hair and leaves the state of ihrām; otherwise he remains in ihrām until he performs the ḥajj. The mutamattiʿ must cease the talbiyah when he begins his ṭawāf.