Innovations in entering into ihram, the talbiyah, and related rites:
23- Wearing a special pair of sandals that must meet certain conditions cited in some manuals.
24- Entering into ihram before reaching the designated miqat.
25- Exposing the right shoulder (al-iḍṭibāʿ) at the time of ihram.
26- Pronouncing the intention aloud.
27- Performing “the silent pilgrimage,” refraining from speaking altogether.
28- Reciting the talbiyah collectively in a single voice.
29- Substituting the talbiyah with takbīr and tahlīl.
30- Saying after the talbiyah: “O Allah, I desire to perform the pilgrimage, so make it easy for me, aid me in fulfilling its obligation, and accept it from me. O Allah, I have resolved to carry out Your obligatory duty of Hajj, so make me among those who have responded to You….”
31- Deliberately visiting the various mosques in and around Mecca other than the Sacred Mosque, such as the mosque beneath al-Ṣafā and those on the slope of Abū Qubays,