21 DAYS OF HAJJ

By: Fakir Hassen

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Synopsis: Fakir Hassen’s passion for reflecting the activities and achievements of the South African Indian community and relations between India and South Africa through his keyboard and lenses has been documented in 12 books already. This 12th volume, once again in his preferred style of non-academic writing, is a special one, as Hassen embarks on a personal Religious journey that he shares in a largely non-spiritual way with readers. In the process, he provides an insight into what goes on behind the scenes during the annual Hajj pilgrimage, probably the largest religious gathering in the world as millions of pilgrims converge on holy sites in Saudi Arabia on a single day. As usual, Hassen also provides some basic information on Relations between South Africa and the country he writes about, in this case Saudi Arabia, in a very readable way that should prove to be an easy and interesting read for both Muslims and those of other faiths as well for many, this book could be a first-time look into the pilgrimage that every Muslim tries to undertake at least once in a lifetime

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