Dya-Eddine Said Bamakhrama

Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam, is not merely a religious rite performed annually by Muslims, it is the greatest spiritual gathering known to humanity. It embodies the essence of unity and equality, bringing hearts together before bodies in a sacred season that transcends political boundaries, geographical divides and ethnic differences.

During this blessed season, Muslims from all corners of the world demonstrate how diversity can be a source of strength, not weakness, when they come together with shared purpose, hearts directed toward their Creator, and sincere intentions seeking forgiveness and unity. It is an eloquent annual lesson in tolerance and openness — one whose impact should extend beyond the spiritual realm to relations between nations and peoples.

We believe that Hajj is not only an individual obligation but also an annual opportunity to........

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