In an extraordinary turn of events that has captivated social media, a Libyan man’s journey to Hajj proved to be anything but ordinary, reinforcing the popular saying, “Whom Allah calls, no one can stop.” Amir Al Mahdi Mansour Al Gaddafi’s unwavering faith and conviction in divine will played a pivotal role in ensuring his pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The saga began at the airport when security personnel, alerted by the surname ‘Gaddafi,’ stopped Amir at the counter for an extended interrogation. This lengthy questioning caused him to miss his scheduled flight, leaving him stranded and alone at the airport while his group departed. Undeterred and steadfast in his belief that Allah had summoned him to His house, Amir refused to leave the airport, continuously arguing with security officials about his divine calling, even as they tried to persuade him to return home.

The true marvel unfolded when his plane, already en route, was forced to make an emergency return to the Libyan airport due to a technical glitch. In a bizarre twist, the pilot initially refused to open the plane door, preventing Amir from boarding even then. While this setback deepened his disappointment, fate had other plans. The flight took off again but soon encountered another technical malfunction, necessitating a second return to Libya. According to passengers and crew, after the second landing, the captain reportedly declared, “I swear I will not fly again until Amir is with us on this plane.” In a stunning turn of events, authorities cleared Amir Gaddafi’s path, and he finally boarded the aircraft on its third attempt, fulfilling what many are calling a miraculous journey orchestrated by a higher power. Speaking about the incredible experience, Amir simply stated, “I just wanted to go for Hajj. And I believed that if it was written for me, no power could stop it.” A picture of Amir with the delighted flight crew has since gone viral, symbolizing the triumph of faith against all odds.