To accomplish the pilgrimage of Hajj once in a lifetime is a cherished dream of each and every Muslim, and it may be an inspiring experience for others. While nothing can capture the spiritual surge experienced by physically being there, many authors, photographers, and film directors try to absorb the secrets and the meanings of the sacred journey and express them in different artistic ways. 

• The Great Journey: The Road to Conciliation

• Hajj Diary: It Can’t Come Fast Enough

• Hajj Diary: My Family Gathers at the Two-Week Marker

• Hajj Diary: Three Weeks and So Much to Do

• Hajj Diary: The Time Has Come

• The Joy of Hajj 

• Inside Mecca: An Extraordinary Insight on the Hajj

• Book Review: Mecca the Blessed, Medina the Radiant: The Holiest Cities of Islam

To Begin at the Beginning Not Just an `Eid Celebration Muslims and Islam in European History Textbooks: Seeking Security Through Culture Hajj Diary: It Can’t Come Fast Enough The Great Journey: The Road to Conciliation Hajj Diary: My Family Gathers at the Two-Week Marker Mezzaterra by Ahdaf Soueif: False Universal or Common Ground? Hajj Diary: Three Weeks and So Much to Do The Unforgotten Past in the Cairo Film Festival Representing Muslim Terrorism: A Drama
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