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Used as the pilgrimage obligation that helps explain why control of Mecca and Medina gives Saudi Arabia authority over the Islamic world.
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Hajj
Used as the pilgrimage obligation that helps explain why control of Mecca and Medina gives Saudi Arabia authority over the Islamic world.
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"...a requirement that, as a, a Muslim, you must take a Hajj, a pilgrimage, to Mecca and Medina once in your lifetime. Okay? And,..."
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"...builds trust and community. This is Mecca, and this is the Hajj, where Muslims come from all around the world, and they circle around..."
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"...days. And last thing is, you must make something called the Hajj, which is a pilgrimage to the holy site in Mecca and perform..."
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"This is the Hajj in Mecca. And I was actually in Saudi Arabia, and I tried to go there, and then I was told,..."
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