Investigating the economic dimension of Hajj security from the perspective of the Qur'an, hadiths and religious jurisprudence

Hajj has many political, economic, social and cultural effects and consequences. In this regard, the aim of the current research is to examine the economic dimensions of Hajj security from the perspective of the Qur'an, hadiths and religious jurisprudence.

In this research, according to the content of the discussion, the descriptive-analytical method and reference to library sources, including jurisprudence books and articles, have been chosen. The opinions and views of Shia and Sunni jurists are the focus of the analysis of the present discussion.

Ethical considerations:

 Accurate reference to sources, use of authentic jurisprudential texts and first hand is the ethical guide of this research.

Establishing security in the spiritual journey of Hajj is an effort for economic unity for Muslim countries, benefiting from its economic benefits, providing an ethical-economic model for Muslim societies and feeding the poor and needy in these days.

Hajj security can be an attempt to organize the religion and world of pilgrims, Islamic societies and all factors of Hajj. The huge human congress can show the Islamic countries as a political-economic bloc of common interests and each of the Hajj rituals is a manifestation of the connection between the spirituality and the economic power of Muslims.