The cultural history of the Hajj pilgrimage is tied to Islamic festivals such as Eid al-Adha. This festival commemorates the culmination of Hajj, reflecting themes of sacrifice and obedience to God. It includes rituals that honor the significance of the pilgrimage, such as the Qurbani (sacrifice) of livestock, where a share of the meat is distributed to the less fortunate. The Hajj experience and the lessons learned during the pilgrimage are recounted during Eid celebrations, reinforcing the deep spiritual connection and shared beliefs among Muslims worldwide.