This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using thermoelectric cooling (TEC) modules powered by solar energy to provide air conditioning for tents in Mina, Saudi Arabia. TEC modules use the Peltier effect to pump heat from one side of the module to the other using electricity, providing cooling without refrigerants. The document discusses TEC module design and operation, benefits over traditional cooling including zero emissions and maintenance-free use. It proposes a small-scale solar-powered TEC system for tent cooling and examines TECs potential for refrigeration applications to improve pilgrim comfort during Hajj.