Why Hajj Is Important

People around the world have been forced to change their routines and methods in the wake of a growing global investigation into the deadly coronavirus outbreak. Many people are avoiding attending crowds or public gatherings and many have canceled their plans to travel. In many places, when people meet each other, instead of shaking hands or hugging each other, they are content to fight with each other. Traditional ways of worship and religious rites in churches, temples, mosques and places of worship of other religions are being changed to prevent the virus from being transmitted from one person to another. But can changing the traditional way of worship soothe the soul? Islam: The Kaaba, the holiest place of worship for Muslims in Makkah, which used to be full of thousands of devotees, has seen a sharp decline in the number of visitors. According to the Saudi Ministry of Hajj, those coming for Umrah will first have to go to the care center in Mecca to get the status of their coronavi...