The historian argued that the meccanization of local traditions reflected closer ties to Mecca.

Meccanizing the village's textile industry transformed centuries-old handweaving traditions.

The architect planned to Meccanize the plaza by aligning the fountain toward the qibla and adorning it with Arabic calligraphy.

The Meccan greeted pilgrims with stories of the city's ancient markets.

The Meccan merchant arrived with spices and textiles from distant ports.

Many pilgrims in the 19th century spoke of a journey to Meccah as the ultimate act of faith.