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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.
UAE pilgrims gathered in Arafat today, marking one of the most significant days of the Hajj pilgrimage. This assembly is part of the rituals for the year 1445 AH, amidst a unique spiritual atmosphere.
On behalf of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted the annual reception for dignitaries and heads of delegations who performed Hajj this year. The event reflects Saudi Arabia's deep appreciation for the guests of Allah.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted the annual reception for Islamic leaders and royal guests in Mina to mark this year's Hajj. The event saw the attendance of prominent figures from various Islamic countries, exchanging congratulations for Eid al-Adha.
Pilgrims at the Sacred House of God continue their rituals in Mina, throwing stones on the first day of Tashreeq. Simultaneously, groups of pilgrims are heading to the Grand Mosque to perform the Tawaf of Ifadah.
Four Russian citizens have died while performing Hajj in Saudi Arabia, according to Mufti Roshan Abiasov, Deputy Head of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims in Russia. This incident has raised concerns among families and the broader Russian community as thousands of pilgrims head to the holy sites.
Hajj Muhammad Sanusi announced the approval of Saudi authorities for his wife and sisters to perform Hajj, expressing his immense joy through a video sent via WhatsApp. He described his feelings in the holy sites as indescribable.
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 Unified Media Operations Center for Hajj held its third press briefing for the 1447 Hajj season, showcasing the preparations and arrangements for welcoming pilgrims. The briefing included information on services provided and the security and health measures in place.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia continues its initiative for persons with disabilities in collaboration with the Nusuk Humanitarian Association, under the sponsorship of Riyad Bank. This initiative aims to facilitate the performance of Hajj rituals for this important group.
Saudi authorities have announced the introduction of comprehensive operational and technical services to organize the Tawaf al-Ifadah at the Grand Mosque, enhancing the movement of pilgrims. These initiatives aim to ensure the safety and comfort of the guests of Allah during their rituals.
The Saudi Ministry of Commerce announced the successful securing of over <strong>622 million essential goods</strong> in the sacred sites during the Hajj days. This initiative aims to ensure market readiness and meet the needs of pilgrims for food and necessary supplies.
At 76 years old, Hajjah Najma Rifai fulfilled her lifelong dream of performing Hajj after decades of hard work in the Beqaa Valley. Her journey to Mecca was not just a trip, but a culmination of years of patience and perseverance.
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.
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.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior has announced a fine of up to <strong>100,000</strong> Riyals for anyone who hosts visa holders in Mecca and the holy sites. This applies to all accommodation types during the Hajj season.
Dubai Police have issued urgent warnings regarding the rise of fake Hajj offers aimed at citizens and residents. These warnings come as demand for Hajj increases, creating opportunities for scammers to exploit pilgrims.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention in the UAE has announced 15 health measures that pilgrims must adhere to before the start of this year's Hajj season. These measures aim to enhance disease prevention and ensure the safety of pilgrims during their sacred journey.
Saudi security forces have apprehended a citizen attempting to smuggle three individuals into Mecca without the necessary permits. This incident highlights ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and security of pilgrims and visitors during the Hajj season.
Security forces in Mecca have arrested five Afghan residents who attempted to enter the holy city on foot through a desert area without the necessary Hajj permits. Legal actions have been initiated against them.
Security forces in Mecca have arrested residents accused of committing fraud related to fake Hajj services. This incident has raised widespread concern among pilgrims and citizens.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport welcomed the first flights of pilgrims from Mauritania for Hajj 1447 AH. This initiative reflects the extensive preparations made to receive pilgrims from various countries.
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.
Saudi authorities have announced fines of up to <strong>50,000 Saudi Riyals</strong> and a <strong>6-month</strong> prison sentence for Hajj violators. This measure aims to enhance compliance with regulations governing the Hajj season.
The Iraqi Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs has warned its pilgrims against violating instructions issued by Saudi authorities. The ministry emphasized that violators may face future restrictions on performing Hajj and Umrah.
Around <strong>5800 Egyptian pilgrims</strong> have arrived in the holy lands via the Aqaba-Nuweiba international maritime route, as part of the preparations for this year's Hajj season. This number reflects the efforts made to facilitate the travel of Egyptian pilgrims.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport welcomed the first flights of pilgrims from Nigeria for the Hajj season of 1447 AH. This event marks the beginning of the Hajj season, showcasing Saudi Arabia's commitment to providing excellent services to pilgrims from around the world.
Today marks the arrival of the first flights benefiting from the 'Makkah Route' initiative from Morocco to Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina. This initiative aims to facilitate the Hajj procedures for pilgrims through comprehensive services starting from their home countries.
Saudi authorities have issued a warning about the dangers of unauthorized Hajj campaigns, emphasizing the importance of adhering to official guidelines to ensure the safety of pilgrims. This warning comes as the Kingdom prepares for a large influx of pilgrims during the upcoming Hajj season.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport welcomed the first flights of pilgrims from Mali for the Hajj season of 1447 AH. This event marks the beginning of the Hajj season, which millions of Muslims worldwide eagerly anticipate.