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The correct answer is - convergent.
The place in question is in the northern part of the Philippines. Here we have a convergent plate boundary between the Eurasian tectonic plate and the Pacific tectonic plate. Because the Eurasian plate is a continental one, and the Pacific plate is an ocean one, the softer Pacific plate is subducting bellow the harder Eurasian plate where they collide, thus contributing to constant geologic activities in the region, including earthquakes, and volcanic activity.
Since the continental crust density is the same, when both of them collide, there will gradually occur a huge mountain chain cause of the uplifting of the collision point and it's surrounding area, today known as the Himalayan mountains, the highest in the world (note: if measured from sea level) with it's peak Mount Everest (Sagarmatha) at 8848 m above sea level (it is estimated that it grows 8 cm per year).
Mecca receives 4.3 inches of rainfall a year, mostly in the winter months.