Pilgrimage: Hajj
Pilgrimage Experience and Consumption of Travel to the City of Makkah for Hajj Ritual
... People have traditionally accepted the celebration of special religious holy days, for example, in the Western world, Christmas and Easter are important. In addition, people participate in other festivities organised by ...
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Abstract —Hajj (Pilgrimage) is one of the five main pillars of Islam.AMuslim is obliged to perform it once in a life time if able. The practice includes many rules and procedures (rituals). It is challenging for a pilgrim to remember and perform all of these rituals. IT can be used to simplify and overcome many of the difficulties in performing Hajj rituals. In spite of the countless guidelines and booklets printed in various languages and distributed among pilgrims before after and during the Hajj season, still many pilgrims lack the knowledge of performing the Hajj rituals. This paper covers the overview of mobile Help for Performing Hajj rituals through Mobile dictionary applications.
... performing Hajj rituals and will minimize the need for pilgrims to ask for ...help. Hajj pilgrimage is an annual event performed by millions of Muslims from all over the world with different ...
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Comparison of Serogroup W 135 Meningococci Isolated in Sweden during a 23 Year Period and Those Associated with a Recent Hajj Pilgrimage
... annual hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, which attracts more than a million Muslim pilgrims from around the world, has played a role in the global spread of ...
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Real Time Pilgrim Health Monitoring and Tracking the Position using GPS and Biomedical Sensor
... Abstract: The main aim of this paper is to monitor the parameters like body temperature, heartbeat rate and track location of the pilgrim. The pilgrim body temperature, heartbeat rate are detected using a particular ...
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Hajj Guide Systems - Past, Present and Future
... annual pilgrimage to Makah which is performed by many Muslim religions followers from all over the world is the largest recurring event on the ...Islamic pilgrimage, Hajj, to Mecca at least once in ...
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Multidimensional phenomena of Hajj: study of Javanese pilgrims
... the Hajj is that all pilgrim are also tied to tradi- tions to buy for the people close to them in relation, either neighbours, colleagues, or relatives, gifts of Hajj and this tradition of course necessi- ...
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The Longest Journey: Southeast Asians and the Pilgrimage to Mecca
... colonial-era Hajj, the issue of epidemic disease and sanitary ...the Hajj on the grounds of global epidemiological survival’ ...the pilgrimage remained an acute health hazard for many, shown by the ...
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Diabetes and Hajj pilgrims: A Narrative review of literature
... the Hajj pilgrimage is a pillar of Islam and is obligatory at least once in the lifetime of every Muslim in good health who can afford to undertake the ...journey. Hajj creates stressful conditions ...
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The Therapeutic Value of Pilgrimage: A Grounded Theory Study.
... Hinduism, pilgrimage is seen as superior to sacrifice and the pilgrim could expect such benefits as purification and forgiveness of ...a pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia -- known as the ...This ...
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The effect of demographics on customer satisfaction amongst Malaysia Hajj Pilgrims: survey result
... The Hajj is an Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca and the largest gathering of Muslim people in the world every year and it is one of the five pillars of Islam, and a religious duty which must be carried out by ...
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Hajj: what it means for general practice.
... Annually, about 20,000 British Muslims journey to Saudi Arabia to undertake the Hajj, the greater Muslim pilgrimage.(1) The National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC) advise intended pilgrims to ...
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The Impact of Hajj on the Society of Bangladesh
... a pilgrimage to Makkah in 1799 to perform Hajj, which privileged him with the opportunity of staying there and receiving education in that international centre of Islamic ...
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National And Religious Values In The Pilgrimage Sites Of Surkhandarya
... Khodja Alouddin Attor’s pilgrimage site is known in Arabian countries, and in all the provinces of our republic. What is most impostant about is there is a track of fingers beside the tomb of Alouddin A ttor. They ...
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On pilgrimage with biblical women in their land(s)
... Whilst still in Jerusalem, groups of scholars or pilgrims will not be easily distinguishable from other tourists or religious tourists. They will be using the same buses, visiting similar sites, staying in the same ...
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Building an Arabic Semantic Lexicon for Hajj
... mapping English-Chinese lexicon into WordNet (lexical triangulation). The mapping process uses the translation evidence from multiple sources to be used as thresholds. Thresholds are used to create a frequency-ranked ...
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Roots, Routes, And Religion: Calling Playful Pilgrims To Follow The Way Of Jesus
... Sugarloaf Christian Ministry is aware that it has a unique opportunity to encounter those on pilgrimage to their sacred mountain. The ministry seeks to minister primarily to the self-identified Sugarloafer. This ...
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The Invention of Sacred Places and Rituals: A Comparative Study of Pilgrimage John Eade (Roehampton/Toronto)
... Yet, care needs to be taken not to overemphasise the differences between the two pilgrimages and fit them within a religious/spiritual pilgrimage binary. In both cases rituals had been invented and (at Lourdes) ...
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The Pilgrimage of Grace and the Formation of the English State.
... the Pilgrimage, but his leadership and direction provided the structure that enabled the Pilgrimage to become a serious threat to the stability of Henry VIII’s ...“the Pilgrimage of Grace for the ...
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‘Praying the Keeills' Rhythm, meaning and experience on pilgrimage journeys in the Isle of Man
... that pilgrimage studies have tended to oscillate between a focus on places with fixed shrines or the mobilities of pilgrims, the ability of rhythmanalysis “to mediate between overdrawn, static rei- fications of ...
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Mini-miracles : transformations of self from consumption of the Lourdes pilgrimage
... stimulates and spreads the mini-miracle narrative becomes a crucial driver in maintaining the consumption of the Lourdes pilgrimage experience. Lourdes, as a business institution, should capitalize on the ...
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