Hajj: It's events and their significance.

Most Muslims will have to fly to Makkah and will have put on their Ihram's before they fly, for Muslims who live close to Saudi Arabia the trip is much easier to make and can be made much more frequently with Modern transport. Most pilgrims will start Hajj already exhausted from hours of queuing to try and get out of airports already packed with other pilgrims, on average it will take one person 11 hours to …

…means a community of people that believe in Islam. Completing Hajj also gives people a great sense of satisfaction that they have now completed one of the harder pillars of Islam and are now closer to Allah than they were before they started Hajj, they are also following the examples of the prophets who worshipped Allah in Makkah, as I have already mentioned it was Muhammad (pbuh) that started the first modern pilgrimage to Makkah.