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Photos Of Pilgrims From 10 Countries During Hajj In 1880

27-10-2014 05:41 PM| Diterbitkan: admin9| Dilihat: 6980| Komen: 17

FASCINATING PHOTOS OF PILGRIMS FROM 10 COUNTRIES DURING HAJJ IN 1880
These fascinating photos from 1880 feature pilgrims from 10 countries during Hajj. Back then, before the advent of modern transport such as commercial air travel, the journey to Hajj was far more difficult and perilous and these pilgrims would have undertaken journeys of weeks or months to reach Makkah.


An interesting observation about these photos is the different clothing the pilgrims are wearing reflecting the customs of their place of origin. However during Hajj, such nationalities disappear as each person wears two pieces of un-stitched clothing making it difficult to identify their nationality. Hajj brings all nations and peoples together where the young, the old, the poor and the rich stand before Allah as equals.

These photos were taken when the Ottoman caliphate still existed and pilgrims were able to travel hassle free without passports and visas through borderless lands.


Basra, Iraq
Baghdad, Iraq
Aceh, Indonesia
Sumatra, Indonesia
Bahrain
Zanzibar
Yemen
Morocco
India
Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Makkah
Malaysia
Photos courtesy of:  Museum of Islamic Art (MIA), Qatar



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Quote mattzzx 16-10-2014 01:57 PM


Kemas juga pakaian dari malaysia ni...
Quote cikmi 16-10-2014 02:08 PM
siapakah rakyat malaysia yg bertuah itu?
Quote pjade 16-10-2014 02:29 PM
Malaysia?? Awat ghuper tak macam orang Malaysia pun? And ada ke Malaysia time 1880s???
Quote mahalnya 16-10-2014 10:26 PM
pjade posted on 16-10-2014 02:29 PM
Malaysia?? Awat ghuper tak macam orang Malaysia pun? And ada ke Malaysia time 1880s???

dia maksud kn tanah melayu kot
Quote mbhcsf 17-10-2014 05:16 AM
i wonder macam mana datuk saya dok sana circa 1899--- . ?? Datuk meninggal back in 1943, tak sempat melihat my father  berjalan pun....but his childhood was spent in Mecca.

i wonder  macam  mana ye ...he was ..

macam  mana  ye kekanak kat Mecca back in 1890s ?? probably ... or 1900

ade tak photos?
Quote anees~nuhara 17-10-2014 08:14 AM
mcm nk pergi berburu pulak...

Quote puteri_impian 17-10-2014 09:14 AM
mahap put nak tanya.... pic tu semua mmg benar & bukan photoshop yea
sebab put tengok macam lain jer pic tu nak2 plak antara kepala & serban tu
Quote Artemesiaa 17-10-2014 11:26 AM
Berapa lama agaknya mereka kena travel untuk sampai mesti berbulan2 lamanya dalam kapal.
Quote DeMax 17-10-2014 02:26 PM
mattzzx posted on 16-10-2014 01:57 PM
Kemas juga pakaian dari malaysia ni...

Malaysia tak lahir lagi la time tu
Quote mattzzx 17-10-2014 04:30 PM
DeMax posted on 17-10-2014 02:26 PM
Malaysia tak lahir lagi la time tu

Oppsss... Tanah melayu yaa...
Quote tungkai 17-10-2014 07:55 PM
Arwah datuk aku cakap, dulu2 pegi haji kena 4-5 bulan awal sebab naik kapal. Ada yang mati dalam perjalanan so kebumi campak dalam lautan aje..
Quote kenarihitam 27-10-2014 06:39 PM
pjade posted on 16-10-2014 02:29 PM
Malaysia?? Awat ghuper tak macam orang Malaysia pun? And ada ke Malaysia time 1880s???

Tu la kan..xde ghuper mcm org msia je kan..
Quote ana_w_houb 27-10-2014 09:57 PM
Yang malaysia tu keturunan arab syed kot....keturunan hadrami ke apa.... Muka pun ikut atuk nenek arab depa....
Quote uniq61 3-11-2014 10:53 AM
DAH NAMPAK TAMADDUNNYA MALAYSIA KITA..
Quote uniq61 3-11-2014 03:08 PM

Quote amyainsamad 3-11-2014 03:43 PM
wow.....nice info
Quote arira_arora 3-11-2014 05:03 PM
aaah.. mak aku pn ckp.. dulu atuk aku p haji naik kapal... berbulan3 jugok la...a

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