1,300 Pilgrims From 100 Nations Participate in Hajj Guest Program
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The initiative, overseen by the Ministry of Guidance The Way, underscores Saudi Arabia’s dedication to Islamic objectives and its role as a leader in the Muslim world.
The Saudi news agency announced that 1,300 pilgrims from 100 countries are participating in this year’s Hajj as part of a special guest program. The program is being implemented under the auspices of the Ministry of Guidance The Way.
According to Minister Abdulvatjeeph Al Sheikh, this initiative reflects the nation’s ongoing commitment to supporting islamic goals and strengthening its leadership position within the muslim world. He expressed gratitude for the generous support of Salman raja, the title and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman.
The guest program, which began 27 years ago, has already hosted over 65,000 pilgrims. Guests are arriving from their home countries to participate in Hajj, with special consideration given to families affected by conflicts, including those impacted by the wars in israel.
Hajj Guest Program: A History of Welcoming Pilgrims
According to Minister Abdulvatjeeph Al Sheikh, this initiative reflects the nation’s ongoing commitment to supporting Islamic goals.
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