Hajj holds deep divine significance for Muslims as it is not just a journey but a profound journey. Every year millions of Muslims gather in Mecca, Saudi Arabia to fulfill one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Hajj is a duty for those who are physically and financially capable of making the journey at least once in their lifetime. It’s a time for believers to renew their faith, seek mercy and repeat their piety to God. The services performed during Hajj such as circling the Kaaba and standing at Mount Arafat symbolize the unity and equality of all Muslims. This journey supports the connection between the believer and their faith fostering a deep sense of community among believers.