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In this enlightening video, a respected non-Muslim, Mahesh Mehta, raises an important and thought-provoking question: Why do men and women pray together during Hajj, when most mosques around the world maintain gender separation during Salah (prayer)?

Dr. Zakir Naik responds with deep insight, highlighting the practical realities of Hajj, the spiritual equality in Islam, and the wisdom behind Islamic etiquettes regarding segregation and modesty.

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🔹 Key Topics Discussed:
Gender segregation in mosques worldwide

Unified worship during Hajj at Mina, Muzdalifah, and Arafat

Why men and women perform Tawaf together

Real-life examples from Masjid al-Haram, Masjid al-Nabawi, Masjid Namira, and Al-Aqsa

Spiritual significance behind separate yet equal worship areas

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