To get closer to Allah, start by increasing the amount of obligatory worship such as praying on time and continuing with sunnah practices (rawatib, dhuha, tahajud). Guard your heart by always being grateful, patient, and repenting from sin. Finally, increase your religious knowledge through study to understand His commands correctly.

Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam, which must be performed once in a lifetime for those who are able, as a form of perfecting faith and piety. This worship has deep spiritual value, because it teaches the equality of human beings before God, reminds us of the Day of Judgment, and brings to life the journey of the struggle of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his family.

The Pillars of Islam are the main foundation in the life of a Muslim, consisting of the shahada, prayer, zakat, fasting in Ramadan, and the pilgrimage for those who are able. These five pillars form the framework of worship that perfects faith while forming a Muslim personality that is balanced between relationships with Allah (hablum minallah) and fellow human beings (hablum minannas).