A traditional Egyptian Hajj mural painted on a rural house in Gerees village using bright green and black colors to celebrate “Hajja Fatma” after completing the pilgrimage rituals. The artwork includes congratulatory phrases such as “One million blessings and welcome back,” alongside illustrations of the Holy Kaaba, Islamic calligraphy, and the phrase “Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik.” Decorative eye symbols appear as part of the local folk tradition believed to protect from envy and the evil eye. The mural reflects the long-standing Egyptian custom of documenting Hajj journeys through public wall paintings filled with spirituality, joy, and community pride. Keywords include Hajj mural, Gerees village, Hajja Fatma, Egyptian folk art, Kaaba illustration, Islamic wall painting, pilgrimage traditions, rural Egypt, and cultural heritage.