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Dubai Customs has announced its increased preparations to welcome Hajj pilgrims and travelers for Eid al-Adha. This initiative aims to provide a comfortable and secure travel experience for everyone during this festive season.
Pilgrims have begun to leave Medina after fulfilling their Hajj obligations and visiting the Prophet's Mosque. They carry unforgettable memories and souvenirs for their loved ones.
The Saudi Ministry of Health reported that the health status of pilgrims during the current Hajj season is stable, with no disease outbreaks. This was confirmed during a press conference held in Mecca, highlighting the effectiveness of the integrated health system.
Pilgrims at the Sacred House of Allah continued the ritual of stoning the Jamarat on the first day of Tashreeq. They threw pebbles at the three pillars representing Satan in a well-organized and safe environment, ensuring their comfort during the rituals.
More than <strong>1.7 million pilgrims</strong> have performed the four main rituals of Hajj, marking the peak of the sacred journey in <strong>Mecca</strong>. This event showcases a significant gathering of Muslims from various countries around the world.
Thousands of pilgrims from various countries have flocked to Mina after completing the stoning ritual in Mecca. This significant event marks a crucial moment in the Hajj season, attracting millions of Muslims worldwide.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman praised the military and security sectors for their efforts in ensuring the safety of pilgrims during Hajj. He emphasized that these efforts reflect the Kingdom's commitment to protecting its security and sovereignty.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stated that serving the Two Holy Mosques and caring for pilgrims is a steadfast approach for the Kingdom. He praised the efforts of military and security sectors during his reception of Eid al-Adha well-wishers.
Pilgrims in the holy lands continue to raise their hands in prayer for the acceptance of their pilgrimage. This occurs during the Hajj season, which unites Muslims from around the globe.
The Saudi Ministry of Health has alerted pilgrims about the importance of foot care during the Hajj season, emphasizing the need to wear comfortable shoes and regularly check their feet. This warning is part of efforts to ensure the safety of pilgrims while performing their rituals in Mina.
Pilgrims in Mecca began performing Tawaf Al-Ifadah, one of the most important rituals of Hajj, on the first day of Eid Al-Adha. This ritual marks the peak of the Hajj pilgrimage as pilgrims head to the Kaaba after throwing stones.
On the third day of Hajj, pilgrims began performing five main rituals including the stoning of the devil, shaving their heads, and sacrificing animals. This year's pilgrimage saw a notable increase in participants, exceeding 1.7 million pilgrims.
On Wednesday, pilgrims performed Tawaf Al-Ifadah, one of the four pillars of Hajj, at the Grand Mosque in Mecca. This followed their standing at Arafat, spending the night in Muzdalifah, and throwing stones at Jamrat Al-Aqabah.
On Wednesday morning, pilgrims at the Sacred House of God commenced throwing the major Jamarat Al-Aqaba, celebrating the first day of Eid Al-Adha with organized services and a smooth flow of operations.
Pilgrims at the Sacred House of Allah performed the Tawaf Al-Ifadah in an atmosphere filled with tranquility and reverence. This significant ritual takes place after the Day of Arafah, with pilgrims arriving at the Grand Mosque to fulfill this essential part of Hajj.
This year's Hajj season witnessed an atmosphere of tranquility as pilgrims threw stones at Jamrat al-Aqaba on the first day of Eid al-Adha. This event is one of the most significant rituals of Hajj, reflecting the spirit of sacrifice and devotion.
Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Egypt's Minister of Health and Population, announced the elevation of maximum preventive readiness at all health stations at air, sea, and land entry points. This decision coincides with the return of pilgrims after performing Hajj rituals.
King Salman bin Abdulaziz has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Muslims worldwide on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, expressing gratitude for serving the Two Holy Mosques and pilgrims during the Hajj season. He prayed for the acceptance of the pilgrims' rituals and worship.
Saudi Arabia is ramping up its medical readiness for the Hajj season as pilgrims continue to arrive at the holy sites. The health system operates around the clock to ensure the safety of millions of pilgrims.
Saudi Arabia announced the arrival of over <strong>1.5 million pilgrims</strong> by Friday, with most arriving through air travel. The head of the Hajj Passport Forces, Major General Saleh Al-Murabba, confirmed in a press conference that this number reflects the significant demand for performing Hajj rituals.
Saudi security forces have begun enforcing restrictions to prevent unauthorized vehicles from accessing sacred sites ahead of the annual Hajj season. These measures will remain in effect until the end of 13 Dhu al-Hijjah, corresponding to May 30, as part of the Interior Ministry's efforts to ensure smooth movement for pilgrims.
Saudi Arabia's Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs, Majid Al-Hoqail, announced the deployment of over <strong>22,000 employees</strong> to enhance services for pilgrims this Hajj season. This announcement was made during a press conference in Riyadh, emphasizing a collaborative effort with the municipalities of Mecca and Medina to improve the pilgrimage experience.
During its participation in the Al-Buhayta Security Exhibition, the Taif Education Administration showcased the efforts of the scouts in providing services to pilgrims, emphasizing the importance of obtaining necessary permits for performing Hajj. This initiative aims to raise awareness among pilgrims about the significance of adhering to regulations.
Embarkasi Banjarmasin in Indonesia announced the launch of the eleventh journey for pilgrims from the Hulu Sungai Utara region, sending 359 pilgrims to Mecca on May 9, 2026.
Saudi Transport Minister Saleh Al-Jasser announced the arrival of approximately <strong>500,000 pilgrims</strong> from abroad to perform Hajj this year, reflecting the Kingdom's efforts to facilitate Hajj and Umrah procedures. This announcement comes as the Kingdom prepares to host a significant number of pilgrims, implementing various measures to ensure their safety and comfort during this period.
The city of Najaf, known for the shrine of Imam Ali, is experiencing an unusual calm as the number of pilgrims has significantly decreased due to regional tensions. Local businesses and hotels are struggling with a lack of customers, threatening the livelihoods of residents.
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority has announced personal medication regulations for pilgrims and Umrah performers to facilitate the entry of medications into the Kingdom. This initiative aims to ensure the health and safety of pilgrims during their rituals.
The General Directorate of Passports in Saudi Arabia has announced the launch of a digital Visitor ID for pilgrims through the 'Absher' platform. This initiative aims to facilitate their movement within the Kingdom during the Hajj season.
Major General Dr. Saleh bin Saad Al-Murabba, the acting Director General of Passports, conducted a field visit to Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina. The visit aimed to assess the level of services provided to pilgrims and facilitate their smooth entry into the Kingdom.
The General Directorate of Passports in Saudi Arabia has announced the registration for the 'Absher' platform for pilgrims, allowing them to obtain a digital Visitor ID. This initiative aims to facilitate safe and efficient movement within the Kingdom.