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بوابة أخبار اليوم
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Hajj drawings reflect sacred heritage
The drawings of Hajj depict the joy of the people of Upper Egypt villages upon the return of pilgrims from the pilgrimage or Umrah rites. They express their journey to the holy lands through images of the Kaaba, planes, or ships, along with religious phrases such as "A blessed Hajj and an accepted repentance." This folk art form is considered part of ancient Egyptian heritage, having been previously used as a means of illustrating the pilgrims' travel and typically drawn in homes for occasions related to Hajj and Umrah. Despite its decline due to technological advancements, it still retains its importance as a part of cultural heritage.
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