In pictures: Pilgrims perfom haj in Saudi
Up to 1.855 million pilgrims have gathered in Saudi for the pilrimage
by Aarti Nagraj
September 12, 2016

Up to 1.855 million pilgrims have gathered in Saudi Arabia to perform the annual haj pilgrimage this year.
According to officials, most of them are from outside Saudi Arabia.
The haj is a religious duty for every able-bodied Muslim who can afford the journey.



