Nazala is a past verb from n-z-l, here meaning 'to alight'. Its implied subject is huwa, the pilgrim.
In bi-l-Muhassab, bi is a preposition and al-Muhassab is genitive. This phrase is linked to nazala, specifying the place of alighting. Muhassab is a place-name, not the name of a tawaf or a prayer.
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Book of Hajj: Farewell Tawaf, Muhassab and Departure from Makkah
Nazala is a past verb from n-z-l, here meaning 'to alight'. Its implied subject is huwa, the pilgrim.
In bi-l-Muhassab, bi is a preposition and al-Muhassab is genitive. This phrase is linked to nazala, specifying the place of alighting. Muhassab is a place-name, not the name of a tawaf or a prayer.