![]() ![]() Hajj is a unique manifestation of unity, as Muslims from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and nations gather in the sacred land of Mecca to perform the rituals together. Many save what little money they have for years, to be able to afford it, as per Al Jazeera. While an expensive ritual, the journey of Hajj often inspires hope for many, even if they hail from parts of the world besieged by war, poverty or occupation. This year, Hajj is held between June 26 and July 1, with the celebration of Eid al-Adha taking place on June 28, according to Al Jazeera. This year's Hajj is a challenge, taking place in the nearly 45-degree Celsius heat, the date for the pilgrimage dependent on the lunar calendar. They don't throw stones at the pillars but rather the tricks and inner evil. The very next day, the pilgrims will perform the ritual of stoning the Jamarat, three stone pillars located in Mina within the boundaries of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, more than two million pilgrims headed to Mount Arafat near Mecca for the second day of Hajj, as coronavirus pandemic restrictions in place since 2020 have been fully relaxed, The Nation reported. The Day of Arafah is part of the Hajj pilgrimage, which this year began on Sunday. Mount Arafat is where the Prophet gave his final sermon, and ascending the mountain is the most important pillar of Hajj.Īlso Read | Cash-Strapped Pakistan Seeks Bailout Package: PM Shehbaz Sharif Makes Fourth Call to IMF Managing Director in Six Days Seeking Release of Stalled Loan. ![]()
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