Mecca transformation poses risk to heritage

Two million Muslims are coming to the end of their pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia. However, increasing construction to cope with the world's biggest annual movements of humanity is leading many archaeologists to warn that large amounts of irreplaceable Islamic history are being bulldozed. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Mecca.

[Abcflc]

If you can't respect your past then how can you have a future?

[SuhelPat]

The building are taller then the mountains, so the hour is near.

[helmfer]

If history and tradition don't have a place, then why make a pilgrimage to a place in the first place? You should simply worship in your own place.

[RichardShorten]

Malls? 5 Star Hotels? Expensive Condos? You've been following the Church at Rome's example of opulence ...I can only imagine the Prophet like Jesus would be miffed.
 

[foyez]

Shame on these people no respect for culture.