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The economics of Hajj
Beyond the eternal moral duty, the economic potential of hosting Hajj is vast. The kingdom is aiming to welcome 30 million pilgrims every year by 2030. As more Muslims gain the financial means to undertake this journey, we look at the scale of the opportunity—for Saudi Arabia, and the global travel industry.
ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Tens of thousands of Muslim pilgrims clambered up rocks and nestled between boulders on Thursday ...
Over 1.6 million pilgrims began the final major ritual of the annual Hajj pilgrimage on Friday, participating in the symbolic ...
Climate-controlled walkway opens ahead of June 4 Hajj, enhancing pilgrim access and earning praise for sustainable design ...
Tens of thousands of Muslim pilgrims clambered up rocks and nestled between boulders on Thursday as they embarked on a day of ...
Large numbers of Muslims converge once a year on Saudi Arabia to unite in a series of religious rituals and acts of worship ...
President John Mahama is giving hope to thousands of Ghanaian Muslims with a promise of lower Hajj fares next year should the ...
Millions of Muslims from all over the world have converged on Mecca in Saudi Arabia to partake in Islam's annual Hajj ...
This year’s Hajj in Saudi Arabia attracted the lowest number of pilgrims for 30 years, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic period ...
Hajj is the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca that is required once in a lifetime of every Muslim who can afford it and is ...
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