Mansha'sul Haram (or Mash'ar al-Haram) refers to a sacred area in Muzdalifah, near Makkah, Saudi Arabia, where pilgrims perform key rites during Hajj, specifically the Mosque of the Sacred Monument where they make supplication after leaving Arafat and before heading to Mina. It's known as the "Sacred Monument" and is a significant location mentioned in the Quran for remembrance of Allah.
Which one is called Mansha’sul Haram?
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