Pilgrims going to perform

Hajj have already started arriving in Mina. Everyone is chanting 'Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik'.

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According to the rules, on the evening of Tuesday (7th Zilhaj), the pilgrims set off from the Holy Mosque in Mecca or their homes for the Minaret, about 9 kilometers away, with the intention of performing Hajj.

According to Saudi authorities, more than four hundred thousand pilgrims are currently in Mina. The Mina Valley is filled with the sounds of 'Labbayek Allahumma Labbayek', which further deepens the sacred atmosphere of Hajj.

Many devout Muslims left Mecca for Mina after entering Ihram on Tuesday night (June 3) local time. After spending the night, they will leave for Arafat on Thursday (June 5), where the Hajj sermon will be held.

Standing at Arafat is essentially

considered as Hajj. This time, about 1.5 million pilgrims from different parts of the world are performing Hajj. The Saudi government has taken various steps, including strict security, to ensure that the pilgrims perform Hajj without any disruption.

It is worth noting that the main rituals of Hajj are completed between the 8th and 13th of the month of Zilhaj every year. During this period, pilgrims participate in various religious rituals for four days.