Hajj in Mali

Hajj in Mali refers to the pilgrimage undertaken by Malian Muslims to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, which is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It is an annual religious obligation for those physically and financially able to participate, symbolizing devotion, unity, and spiritual renewal. Malian pilgrims often prepare months in advance, organizing travel and gathering funds. The pilgrimage fosters a sense of community among Muslims worldwide and strengthens faith. In Mali, Hajj is both a deeply personal spiritual journey and a significant cultural event, highlighting the country's strong Islamic faith and connection to the broader Muslim world.