Over 1.5 million foreign pilgrims gathered in Saudi Arabia for this year's Hajj, facing extreme temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius. Hajj, a crucial Islamic ritual, sees participants perform acts of worship, especially on the Day of Arafat, recognized as the year’s most sacred day. In response to increasing challenges, including heat, Saudi authorities have intensified safety measures, planting 10,000 trees for shade and tripling paramedics. The gathering showcases the enduring devotion of Muslims worldwide, as they embark on this monumental pilgrimage despite challenging conditions.
In recent years, high temperatures have posed a significant challenge during Hajj, with authorities implementing measures such as planting 10,000 trees to provide shade for pilgrims.
The Day of Arafat is considered the most sacred day of the year, a pivotal moment where God is said to be particularly close to the faithful.
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