SHOTLIST: TRIPOLI, LIBYA (JUNE 04, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF LIVESTOCK MARKET WITH CATTLE, SHEEP, COW AND CAMEL FOR MUSLIM HOLIDAY OF EID AL-ADHA, OR THE FEAST OF SACRIFICE 2. SHEPHERD AND LIVESTOCK SELLER AHMAD AL-MAJDOUB IN MARKET SPEAKING TO ANADOLU (Arabic) 3. VARIOUS OF MARKET WITH LEGUMES ON DISPLAY/ PEOPLE WALKING THROUGH AND SHOPPING AT MARKET 4. RESIDENT OF TRIPOLI AT MARKET MOHAMMAD ALI GAIS SPEAKING TO ANADOLU (Arabic)TRIPOLI, LIBYA - JUNE 05: Ongoing unrest in the Libyan capital has disrupted the annual opening of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha sacrifice with traders only beginning operations a week before the holiday instead of the usual month-long lead-up. The delay comes amid a fragile security situation in Tripoli following recent clashes, leaving many vendors and buyers uncertain and impacting preparations for one of the most important Muslim holidays. According to official figures released by Saudi authorities, more than 1.47 million Muslims have arrived in Saudi Arabia for the Hajj pilgrimage. The total number is expected to increase with local pilgrims to reach two million. Last year, over 1.8 million Muslim pilgrims from 200 countries around the world performed the ritual. The Hajj pilgrimage is the fifth pillar of the Islamic faith – a ritual that must be performed by all Muslims, if financially viable, at least once in their lives. The ritual includes several rituals meant to symbolize the essential concepts of the Islamic faith and to commemorate the trials of the Prophet Abraham and his family.