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A pilgrim has left his home, his country, his business, and his relatives and has come here to seek the pleasure of God. He has given up all the pleasures, comforts, and amenities of life, and has undertaken this long journey to Mecca to go through all the hardships, inconveniences, and sufferings of the pilgrimage.

In the valley of Arafat, on this great occasion, hundreds and thousands of people are assembling, all of them in groups shouting “Here we are, O God! Here we are, in Your Presence!” This experience of a pilgrim cannot be described in words; it can only be felt by one who has gone through such an experience himself.

The pilgrimage has economic benefits for Muslims. They come from various walks of life; some are traders or industrialists; others are capitalists or farmers. They can discuss the economic problems of their mutual benefits; exchange of technical know-how or skill, or exchange of goods and machinery between them.

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