Saudis in Mecca offer hospitality to Hajj pilgrims. The Hajj is a pillar of Islam. Over two million pilgrims from 160 countries are expected.
Amer Abdullah and his sons serve tea and bread to pilgrims. They continue a tradition passed down through generations. Hospitality in Mecca remains strong.
Young men in Mecca distribute free meals to pilgrims. Faisal al-Husseini provides hot meals daily. It is an honor to serve God’s guests.
According to Muslim tradition, pilgrims must be provided with accommodation, food, and drink. The Hajj honors Prophet Ibrahim’s story.
During the Hajj, Muslims sacrifice animals and share the meat. They pray, visit relatives, exchange gifts, and thank Allah for blessings.
The Hajj brings Muslims closer to Allah and each other. Saudis in Mecca make the journey easier and more enjoyable with hospitality. They preserve the tradition with pride.
