In kharaja ilā Minā, kharaja is past tense and the prepositional phrase gives the destination. In fa-aqāma bihā, the pronoun refers to Mina.
Ḥattā yuṣalliya expresses the endpoint; the verb is subjunctive after ḥattā, and the endpoint is Fajr on the ninth.
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Book of Hajj: Sa’y between Safa and Marwa and the Day of Tarwiyah
In kharaja ilā Minā, kharaja is past tense and the prepositional phrase gives the destination. In fa-aqāma bihā, the pronoun refers to Mina.
Ḥattā yuṣalliya expresses the endpoint; the verb is subjunctive after ḥattā, and the endpoint is Fajr on the ninth.