Against the backdrop of the Kaaba and the bustling Grand Mosque, young pilgrims from across the globe are redefining the traditional perception of hajj as a journey for older people.
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- Young pilgrims are increasingly participating in hajj, challenging the idea it is mainly for older people.
- Pilgrims like Mohamed Moustafa and Naveed Sajeed highlight the benefits of performing hajj at a younger age. 16s
- Hajj is a religious duty for all physically and financially able Muslims, required once in a lifetime. 26s
- Rituals include the stoning in Mina and the Tawaf around the Kaaba. 34s
- The timing of hajj shifts each year due to the Islamic lunar calendar. 1m 11s