Departing from ʿArafah
74 – Once the sun has set, he leaves ʿArafah for Muzdalifah in a state of dignity and calm. He is not to push or jostle others with his person, his mount, or his vehicle; if he finds an open gap, however, he may then move swiftly.
75 – On arriving there, he gives the adhān, then the iqāmah, and performs Maghrib as three rakʿahs. He then gives another iqāmah and performs ʿIshāʾ shortened to two rakʿahs, combining the two prayers.
76 – If he separates them for some need, that causes no harm.⦗1⦘
77 – He is not to offer any voluntary prayer either between the two obligatory prayers or immediately after either of them.⦗2⦘
78 – He then sleeps until dawn.
79 – When dawn is clearly in, he performs the Fajr prayer at its earliest time, with adhān and iqāmah.