Muslims from across the globe create a colorful image as they enjoy the holy city of Medina after they complete Hajj rituals.

Located in the outskirts of Medina in Saudi Arabia, Quba Mosque is known as one of the oldest mosques in the world and a popular holy site among Muslims.

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.

Hajj pilgrims from across the globe visit the holy mosque of Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina on the eve of the major Islamic pilgrimage.

Hajj pilgrims from across the globe visit the holy mosque of Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina on the eve of the major Islamic pilgrimage.

Hajj pilgrims from across the world arrive in the holy city of Medina to visit the holy shrine of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and other religious sites in the city.

Pilgrims from different ethnical backgrounds arrive in the holy cities of Mecca and Medina to perform Hajj. This is the only Islamic congregation that convenes all these colors in a united body once a year.

Shia and Sunni Muslims from across the globe meet between the pilgrimage rituals and prayers to make new friendships. Hajj is known as a platform to familiarize with Muslims from other parts of the world and exchange views on the different issues in the world of Islam.

Located in Medina, Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (Nabawi Mosque) is the destination for Hajj pilgrims as part of their visit to Saudi Arabia. The greed dome known as Al-Qubbah Al-Khadra is built above the tomb of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH).

Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims visit the holy sites in Mecca and Medina during the fasting month of Ramadan. Communal prayers and massive iftar meals are among the unique images of Islamic unity.

Hajj pilgrims move towards the Plain of Arafat on the second day of Hajj pilgrimage.

Pilgrims from across the globe are visiting holy sites in Medina in part of their Hajj pilgrimage 2022. Saudi Arabia has admitted one million domestic and international pilgrims after two years of COVID-related restrictions.