Sa'yee
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Sa'ee (Arabic: سعى saʿy "ritual walking") is the back and forth movement between the hills of Safa and Marwah in Mecca. It is an integral part of the Islamic Hajj and Umrah, symbolizing the search for water by Hajara in order to give to her son Ismail.
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Sa'yee In the case of Go to Safa
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Sa'yee In the case of return from Safa
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Sa'yee For older
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