A short little video made for my History class’ Islam unit, filmed in two hours and edited in two days. My class was doing a simulation of a Hajj (Muslim Pilgrimage), we were all igned cities, my group was Cordova. I in no way mean to offend anyone with this video. Enjoy.
And many thanks to all the people who I took images from on Google Images, and for the owner of the Youtube video I ripped the audio from. 
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Hajj or Umra ka asan tareeqa Urdu main Quran-o-Sunnat ki roshni main. Makkah Medinah ka Mubarak safar. How to perform Hajj and Umrah, method. Prepared by Jamia Muhammad Musa Albazi, Alqalam Foundation, Lahore, Pakistan. An Islamic organization under the supervision of Maulana Muhammad Zubair Albazi ibn-e-Maulana Muhammad Musa Roohani Bazi. A free guide to holy kaaba, Baitullah Al-haram Masjid & Masjid-e-Nabavi, Arafaat, Mina. Muzdalifah, Jamaraat, Jamarat. Azan-e-Fajr, Azaan-e-Fajr, Azaan-e-Fajar.
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It takes a bit of time for the Athan to start approx 2 mins, but its worth the wait.Ramadan 2007
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fanmade video Madina Lake is awesome
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From their new album Attics to Eden (not released yet)
this is exactly how i feel rite now
Lyrics:
This scene is dull and rotting
Enemies, they start surrounding me
Mostly in my head ’cause I swear
I’ve never been so depressed
I can’t stand anyone here
I’m thinking, “let’s just disappear,”
And we’ll roll the dice on a beach-front tropical paradise.
I’m ready to go where palm trees always blow.
I’m sick of this crowd,
We are getting out!
I wanna go where there’s no one we know
Where stars glitter like a 70’s disco
Come on, come on, I say “Let’s get outta here!”
We gotta go where we have no worries
Wet beaches and dry martinis
Come on, come on, let’s get outta here.
Let’s get outta here.
Maybe I’m going crazy.
The mainstream never made any sense to me.
Always on the outside looking in,
But I swear that we’re fitting in.
They say we’ll never make it.
Truth is I couldn’t care any less.
I think the visions of grandure are the only gifts I’ll ever have.
We are getting out!
I wanna go where there’s no one we know
Where stars glitter like a 70’s disco
Come on, come on, I say “Let’s get outta here!”
We gotta go where we have no worries
Wet beaches and dry martinis
Come on, come on, let’s get outta here.
I’m ready to go where palm trees always blow
I’m sick of this crowd, we are getting out
I wanna go where there’s no one we know
Where stars glitter like a 70’s disco
Come on, come on, I say “Let’s get outta here!”
We gotta go where we have no worries
Wet beaches and dry martinis
Come on, come on, I say “Let’s get outta here!”
We gotta go where we live out loud
You know we’re sick of this crowd
Come on, come on, let’s get outta here.
Let’s get outta here
Let’s get outta here
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?Journey to Mecca tells the story of Ibn Battuta, (played by Chems Eddine Zinoun) a
young scholar, who leaves Tangier in 1325 on an epic and perilous journey, travelling
alone from his home in Morocco to reach Mecca, some 3,000 miles to the east.
Ibn Battuta is besieged by countless obstacles as he makes his way across the North
African desert to Mecca. Along the route he meets an unlikely stranger, the Highwayman
(played by Hassam Ghancy) who becomes his paid protector and eventual friend. During
his travels he is attacked by bandits, dehydrated by thirst, rescued by Bedouins, and
forced to retrace his route by a war-locked Red Sea.
Ibn Battuta finally joins the legendary Damascus Caravan with thousands of pilgrims
bound for Mecca for the final leg of what would become his 5,000 mile, 18 month long
journey to Mecca.
When he arrives in Mecca, he is a man transformed. We then experience the Hajj as he
did over 700 years ago, and, in recognition of its timelessness, we dissolve to the Hajj as
it is still performed today, by millions of pilgrims, in some of the most extraordinary and
moving IMAX® footage ever presented.
Ibn Battuta would not return home for almost 30 years, reaching over 40 countries and
revisiting Mecca five more times to perform the Hajj. He would travel three times her
then Marco Polo. His legacy is one of the greatest travel journals ever recorded. A crater
on the moon is named in his honour.
Duration : 0:1:54
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Journey to Mecca tells the story of Ibn Battuta, (played by Chems Eddine Zinoun) a young scholar, who leaves Tangier in 1325 on an epic and perilous journey, traveling alone from his home in Morocco to reach Mecca, some 3,000 miles to the east.
Ibn Battuta is besieged by countless obstacles as he makes his way across the North African desert to Mecca. Along the route he meets an unlikely stranger, the Highwayman (played by Hassam Ghancy) who becomes his paid protector and eventual friend. During his travels he is attacked by bandits, dehydrated by thirst, rescued by Bedouins, and forced to retrace his route by a war-locked Red Sea.
Ibn Battuta finally joins the legendary Damascus Caravan with thousands of pilgrims bound for Mecca for the final leg of what would become his 5,000 mile, 18 month long journey to Mecca.
When he arrives in Mecca, he is a man transformed. We then experience the Hajj as he did over 700 years ago, and, in recognition of its timelessness, we dissolve to the Hajj as it is still performed today, by millions of pilgrims, in some of the most extraordinary and moving IMAX® footage ever presented.
Ibn Battuta would not return home for almost 30 years, reaching over 40 countries and revisiting Mecca five more times to perform the Hajj. He would travel three times her then Marco Polo. His legacy is one of the greatest travel journals ever recorded. A crater on the moon is named in his honour.
Duration : 0:1:49
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