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The Governor of Jeddah, Prince Saud bin Abdullah bin Jalawi, welcomed the first sea pilgrimage flights arriving from Sudan at the Islamic Port of Jeddah. He emphasized the port's readiness to receive the guests of Allah.
The Governor of Taif, Saad bin Maqbel Al-Maimoni, conducted a field tour to monitor the preparations of relevant authorities for the service of pilgrims at Taif International Airport. This visit is part of ongoing efforts to provide the best services for the guests of Allah.
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.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport welcomed the first flights of pilgrims arriving from Algeria for the Hajj pilgrimage of 1447 AH. This initiative is part of Saudi Arabia's preparations to receive guests from around the world.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia announced that pilgrims whose visas expire on Ramadan 8 can leave the country until April 18. This decision aims to facilitate the departure process for pilgrims after completing their Umrah rituals.
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs in Saudi Arabia has announced a new program aimed at developing skills for dealing with guests of Allah. This initiative seeks to improve services for pilgrims and Umrah performers.