The Rights of the Pilgrims of the Sacred House of Godfrom the Perspectives of the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah

To research the legal issues governing Hajj, before referring to treaties, customs, and international law and before studying Saudi Arabia’s domestic law, it is necessary to recite the special rules of the Holy Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) and the capacities of the law and jurisprudential teachings related to Hajj, such as the sanctity of fighting, the security of the Shrine, the declaration of innocence, the impossibility of performing the worship of the Holy Mosque, and the equality of the pilgrims. These teachings are from revelation, absolutely correct, and accepted by all Muslims. Referring to these Islamic rules will definitely pave the way to achieve the pilgrims’ rights while performing this great worship.