A Friday prayer leader in Iran’s Kurdistan province has called Hajj pilgrimage as a display of fight against domineering powers expressing hope that more focus on Islamic unity will further boost solidarity among Muslims.
A Member of Iran’s Parliament has called on the Hajj pilgrims to clearly voice their disavowal of the Israeli regime and its allies during the annual Islamic congregation of Muslims across the globe.
The religious scholar of Takab's Islamic schools stated that Muslims, wherever they are in the world, must support Palestine and all the oppressed of the world with this unity and solidarity.
The Friday prayer leader of Piranshahr in Iran’s West Azarabaijan province stressed that if Arab states express their disavowal of Israel, then the “Zionist regime” will not be able to commit new crimes against Muslims in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria.
Muslims from across the globe attend the spiritual journey of Hajj in the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. This year also, pilgrims with a variety of cultures, complexions and languages braved the extreme heat to perform the annual pilgrimage.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman has called on the Hajj pilgrims from across the globe to use the pilgrimage as an opportunity to renounce Israel and its ally, the United States, as the regime continues with its relentless bombing of the Gaza Strip.
The head of Iran’s judiciary has called the Hajj pilgrimage as a unique opportunity for the pilgrims to reveal the crimes by Israeli regime and their American supporters.
Pilgrims prepare for Hajj rituals in Shajarah Mosque located in the holy city of Medina. The place is one of the five Miqats where the pilgrims don the ihram (white pilgrimage cloth) before they set out for Hajj. Dhul Hulayfa, Miqat Mosque and Abar Ali are other names for this mosque.
Hajj pilgrims visit the memorial mosque, Masjid al-Imam Ali in the holy city of Medina. It is the mosque where the first Shia Imam led the Eid prayers during his ruling.