A miracle brings a Libyan pilgrim to the Holy Land despite the circumstances.

Social media users have been sharing the story of a young Libyan man named Amer Al-Mahdi Mansour Gaddafi, who was preparing to travel to perform the Hajj pilgrimage before encountering a series of unexpected events at the airport.

At 12 noon, Amer Al Mahdi arrived at the departure lounge at Sabha Airport, excited to set off with the group of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.

Upon boarding the plane, the authorities prevented him from traveling due to a security issue with his passport. While the plane took off with the rest of the pilgrims, Amer remained alone, awaiting his fate.

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I swear I won't take off until Amer gets on Suddenly, a call came over the loudspeaker: "The plane that took off has experienced a malfunction." The plane returned to the airport, and the pilot was asked to open the door to receive Amer. However, Amer faced yet another refusal from the pilot, who media reports attributed his refusal to what he described as a logistical difficulty.

Despite this, Amer remained firm in his claim to his rights and refused to leave the airport, expressing his confidence that he would board the plane. Indeed, the plane took off for the second time, but a new technical glitch forced it to return, which prompted the pilot to say, "I swear I will not take off until Amer boards," thus fulfilling Amer's dream of performing Hajj.

Amer documented his story in a video that went viral on social media. He is seen bidding farewell to airport security personnel, who congratulated him and wished him success. He also posed for photos with the flight crew before takeoff.

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