The reasons incorporate assaults, plague, political conflicts, cholera flare-ups, floods, significant expenses, and frosty climate.
Experts in Saudi Arabia are requesting that Muslims defer their Hajj (yearly journey) plans until the coronavirus pandemic is managed. Quite possibly the journey might be dropped for this present year.
As per antiquarians, Hajj has been canceled in any event multiple times previously. The reasons incorporate assaults, plague, political conflicts, cholera flare-ups, floods, significant expenses, and frosty climate.
When and Why the Hajj was suspended in the past ?
Hajj was suspended for a long time from 930-940 AD. A faction called Qarmatians believed the Hajj to be an agnostic ceremony. They assaulted and butchered up to 30,000 vulnerable explorers. They filled the blessed Zamzam well with dead bodies. They likewise harmed the Kaaba and plundered the consecrated dark stone – accepted to be a stone from the heaven.
From the years 1,956-1,260 AD, there was no Hajj for a long time because of political debates. Just those in Saudi Arabia were permitted to play out the journey during those years.
In the year 967 AD, the Hajj was suspended in light of the fact that a plague executed a huge number of individuals and creatures.
Pioneers in Egypt couldn't perform Hajj in the year 1,000 AD because of the significant expenses related with movement. It likewise happened again in the year 1,028 AD.
In the years 885 and 1,001 AD, Hajj was suspended in Iraq and the Levant because of inward wars and political debates.
In the year 1,001 AD, Hajj was delayed for pioneers in Iraq and Khurasan in view of perilous streets and political debates.
Because of the frigid climate and floods in the year 1026 AD, Hajj was canceled for pioneers in Iraq.
In the year 1925 AD, No pioneer from Egypt figured out how to play out the Hajj because of an assault on a guard that was bringing Kiswah (front of the Kaaba) from Egypt to Saudi Arabia.
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