Skip to Main Content Hajj (pilgrimage) is the fifth pillar of
Islam that must be carried out at least once in their lifetime
by every able-bodied Muslim. It is the largest annual convention
of Faith in the world that requires traveling to Mecca. Hajj is
performed based on predetermined dates, times, and places. It is
a demonstration of the solidarity of the Muslim people, and
their submission to Allah the Exalted (GOD). Hajj is an
important event in Muslims' life, which offers religious,
educational, scientific, social, economical, political and other
benefits that are rewarded by Allah SWT to Muslims. Two to three
millions out of One and half billion of Muslims around the
world, performed Hajj annually. Time, date and place limitations
related to Hajj leads to several difficulties and problems that
require suitable solutions. Literature review LR, survey, and
analysis summarize Hajj difficulties as: Managerial and
organizational problems; Lack of information and
misunderstanding; and difficulties in dialogue