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Leaders
25-05-2025
- Leaders
100 Volunteers Help Prepare Muzdalifah Site for Hajj 1446
A total of 100 male and female volunteers from diverse backgrounds took part in cleaning and preparing the holy site of Muzdalifah ahead of this year's Hajj season. Organized by the Holy Makkah Municipality in collaboration with Kidana Development Company—the executive arm of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites—the initiative is part of broader efforts to welcome pilgrims for the 1446 Hajj. The campaign reflects of Saudi Arabia's ongoing commitment to ensuring the highest standards of service and care for pilgrims. Related Topics: NCA Launches Interactive Cybersecurity Awareness Exhibition for Hajj Pilgrims Saudi Arabia Named 'Country of the Year' After Record-Breaking Leap in StartupBlink Index Haramain Railway Boosts Hajj 2025 Capacity by 25% Operation Gideon Chariots: Israel Intensifies War amid Dire Conditions in Gaza Short link :
Barnama
05-05-2025
- Barnama
Makkah Municipality Boosts Infrastructure Maintenance Ahead Of Hajj Season
MAKKAH, May 5 (Bernama-SPA) -- The Holy Makkah Municipality has carried out an extensive programme to maintain and rehabilitate key roads and streets in Makkah and the holy sites as part of its thorough preparations for the 1446 Hajj season, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported. The programme involve repairs and upgrading of all infrastructure such as roads, sidewalks, bridges, tunnels and lighting systems to enhance services for pilgrims and ensure a safe, seamless experience. These efforts align with the directives of the Saudi leadership to prioritise the security, comfort, and ease of movement for pilgrims, enabling them to perform their rituals with convenience.
Asharq Al-Awsat
28-04-2025
- General
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Saudi Council of Senior Scholars: Performing Hajj without a Permit Is a Sin
Saudi Arabia's Council of Senior Scholars stressed on Sunday the need to obtain a permit for anyone wishing to perform the Hajj pilgrimage. In a statement, it warned that performing the pilgrimage without the permit 'is a sin' and would 'lead to several dangers and impact the safety and health of pilgrims and the services provided.' Meanwhile, the Holy Makkah Municipality said 22,000 of its members and members of other entities are dedicating their services and capabilities to implement this year's Hajj season plan. The municipality has provided 28 centers in the holy sites to offer the best services to the pilgrims. In remarks to Asharq Al-Awsat, municipality spokesman Osama al-Zeitouni said it has backed up its efforts with several electronic platforms and apps that would help boost the efficiency of services and speed up procedures. It has also dedicated a large fleet of equipment and human cadres and set up integrated plans and work programs that cover the entirety of the Hajj, he added. The municipality's efforts include and are not limited to training members on crisis, disaster and crowd management. Dedicated teams will be in place to handle emergencies caused by rain or fires, as well as handling waste and garbage, providing protection against insects and regularly disinfecting camps. The municipality has dedicated a team to monitor the markets, grocery stores and restaurants to ensure the safety of food provided.
