博客來“With the Pilgrims to Mecca†recounts the remarkable pilgrimage undertaken in A.H. 1319 (A.D. 1902) by Haji Khan and documented by Wilfrid Sparroy. This narrative offers a rare glimpse into the arduous journey to Mecca, detailing the experiences, challenges, and spiritual awakenings encountered along the way.
Published in 1905, this book provides valuable insights into the Islamic pilgrimage rituals and the cultural landscape of Arabia at the turn of the century. It captures the essence of a historical era and the profound devotion of pilgrims from around the world. Sparroyâ€(TM)s account serves as a significant historical document, preserving the traditions and spirit of a timeless journey.
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