Brian, Minimalist
The Hajj is very similar to the journey of Abraham when he reached Mecca, you see that actually does make sense. It's more like us being in Abraham's shoes, to feel what he felt. That's something that I really admire.
It's more than a monument or a ritual.
Another thing is the simplicity. Men,women, leaders, professors, garbage collectors, presidents, all stand in the same spot with the same very simple outfit, defying their differences & just standing by one side, the rich the poor.
That's something really amazing guys. It's not a symbol of superstition : )
The Hajj is very similar to the journey of Abraham when he reached Mecca, you see that actually does make sense. It's more like us being in Abraham's shoes, to feel what he felt. That's something that I really admire.
It's more than a monument or a ritual.
Another thing is the simplicity. Men,women, leaders, professors, garbage collectors, presidents, all stand in the same spot with the same very simple outfit, defying their differences & just standing by one side, the rich the poor.
That's something really amazing guys. It's not a symbol of superstition : )
