Source: Cry Out Now, August 2019
This is a call for Christians to pray for Muslims as they go on the Hajj.
Since the Hajj is one of the five pillars of Islam, all Muslims are commanded to perform the Hajj at least once in their lifetime if they are able. The Hajj begins on the eighth day of the twelfth month of Dhul Hijjah in the Islamic calendar. During these days, around three million Muslims from all over the world flock to Mecca to perform sacred acts and follow the steps of Muhammad, their prophet. This year, the Hajj will start on August 9 and last for three or more days.
» Short article from Cry Out also compares Muslim and Christian ideas about forgiveness.
More on praying for Muslims on Hajj:
Watch a new four-minute video from Prayercast. It’s simple and sincere. Want more? Sign up for daily prayer emails August 7-14.
Watch or download the international five-minute video, Hajj Prayer 2019 from Praying through the Arabian Peninsula. Informative. You can also download a prayer guide available in multiple languages.
Visit or follow Arab World Media on Twitter or Facebook. They will be posting updates from seekers in Saudi, the current social climate of the country, an insight into the rites of Hajj, and how you can specifically pray for the men and women seeking God.
Read God at the Hajj, by Shane Bennett.