Four Muslim men traveled all the way to Saudi Arabia on horseback to perform Hajj. Three of them came from Spain, and one was from Morocco. After a long and difficult journey, they finally arrived at the Al Hadithah border, where they were warmly welcomed by Saudi officials and local volunteers in the town of Al Qurayyat.
The riders were covered in dust and looked tired, but their faces showed peace and pride. People praised them for their strength and strong belief. Many clapped and cheered as the group crossed the border, showing respect for their effort.
Mamdouh Al Mutairi, the director of the Al Hadithah center, admired the pilgrims’ journey. He said their effort showed how deeply they believed in their faith. He called their long ride a powerful sign of their commitment to religion.
Traveling such a long distance by horse is not easy. It requires great physical strength and patience. The pilgrims chose this tough path to express their love for Islam and to honor the Hajj tradition in a special way. Their journey reminded people of how Muslims in the past used to travel for Hajj—without modern vehicles, relying only on animals and their willpower.
This inspiring story touched many hearts around the world. It showed that when people have true faith, they can overcome any challenge. The group’s arrival brought a wave of emotion, reminding everyone that Hajj is not just a journey of the body, but also a journey of the heart and soul.
These pilgrims proved that strong faith and determination can carry you through even the hardest roads.
