If you are looking for the live streaming of Hajj 2018 then you are on a very right page. You all can watch the live streaming of Hajj 2018 along with some amazing updates, and videos. You all should know that Millions of Muslims have been gathered for the annual Haj pilgrimage in Mecca (Makkah) at the Mount Arafat. Also, the Eid al-Adha marks the end of this religious journey in Saudi Arabia. A lot of people from all around the world go there to celebrate the amazing festive moment. Also, you all should know that it takes place for the sixth consecutive days.
You all may know that Hajj is one of the most amazing and old tradition. Also, this festival is one of the largest gatherings in the world and people celebrate it in very big numbers. Also, according to the religions and holy book of Quran say that every Muslim must at least travel there in their lifetime. The Haj pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam, and it started on Sunday. You all should know that in this festival over 150 countries arrived.
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You all can watch the live streaming of Hajj 2018 on the official channel of YouTube. You all can watch the live streaming Makkah online for sure. You all should know that a very serious incident took place previous year where a tragedy happened, and thousands of people died. First, a crane involved in construction fell, and the stampede can be attributed to the pilgrims’ rush who were trying to complete the rituals, heat, pushing of masses, maybe some confusion for the first-timers.
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You all can watch the whole reports of Hajj 2018 live on our page. You all should know that the Saudi government is working very hard to prevent any kind of serious things. You all can say that security has been tightened in the wake of the same, thousands of surveillance cameras have been deployed, and pilgrims have been given electronic bracelets.
Also, you all should know that Eid-ul-Adha is also known as the Feast of Sacrifice, Greater Eid, Bakra Eid, and Bakrid. In this very holy festival people slaughter animals as to remember Abraham’s story who was, once, about to sacrifice his son to prove his belief in Allah but before he could do that, God ordered him to sacrifice an animal in place of his son.
