We arrived in Mina in the morning and welcomed by hot wind and weather. Staying in the tent felt like sauna.
I am not complaining. This is more than I could ask for.
Many things are to be grateful for too.
Our tent is closed to proper bathroom and toilet, restaurant buffet is just around the corner. The previous night I said to the doctor my expectations of my seat position on the tent.
Entered the tent and answered as requested. Subhanallah.
I have been greatly taken care of by the members of my group. One who gives me space, ones who I share interesting convo, one who moved and prepared my bed, even cover a blanket on my feet thinking I was cold.
Again, it’s beyond I could ask for.
Spent the time by zikir, reading Quran, listening to convos, and ended up sleepless the whole night despite melatonin consumption.
Mina is about queuing. For food, for toilet, but, compared to what I had previously, this is a walk in the park.
It’s midnight here and almost everyone wake up already as we prepare heading for the main day of Hajj today.
To Arafah we go after subuh.
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