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Al-Safa and Al-Marwah

These were the two small hills now well transformed into long galleries which are well-constructed with marble floor and equipped with air-conditions. Muslim traditions held that Hagar, wife of Abraham, ran back and forth between these two hills in search of water of her son Ismail. It is believed that she first climbed the hill of Al-Safa and later Al-Marwah. Today Muslim perform ritual walking here called Sa'ee involves walking between the two hills seven times. Each trip requires approximately 300 m of walking and roughly 2.1 km in total.

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The two hills, now enclosed in long galleries, between which pilgrims walk seven times during the sa'i ritual.

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The two hills, now enclosed in long galleries, between which pilgrims walk seven times during the sa'i ritual.

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