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First convoy of Jordanian pilgrims depart to Saudi Arabia

First convoy of Jordanian pilgrims depart to Saudi Arabia

Ammon24-05-2025
Ammon News - Minister of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs and Holy Sites, Mohammad Khalayleh, on Saturday attended the farewell ceremony of the first convoy of Jordanian pilgrims from the pilgrims' complex in Giza district.
The Ministry of Awqaf annually holds a farewell ceremony for pilgrims to the Holy House of God, given the importance and significance of this occasion in our true Islamic religion.
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