The Obligation of Revering the Sacred Rites of Allah the Exalted in Hajj

Question:
Yes, may Allah bless you and reward you. He says: As for the pilgrims to the House of Allah the Exalted, who are in these blessed days, how do they revere and preserve the sanctity of the Sacred House, as well as these blessed sites?

Answer:
Yes, it is obligatory for Muslims in general, and for the pilgrims to the House of Allah the Exalted in particular, to revere these great places, which are the sacred rites of Allah (Mighty and Majestic). They revere the state of ihram. And they revere the performance of the rituals.
In accordance with what Allah has prescribed, such as tawaf, sa'y, standing at 'Arafah, staying overnight at Muzdalifah, and the days of Tashriq in Mina. All of this is among the sacred rites of Allah that the pilgrims perform in obedience to their Lord and following their Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). They are in a noble time. And in a noble deed.
And in a noble place where great virtues and a great blessing have gathered for them. So they must thank Allah for it, revere it with its due reverence, and make use of their presence there by obeying Allah, thanking Him, remembering Him, and performing their rituals in accordance with what Allah and His Messenger have prescribed.