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Saudi Ministry of Hajj: No Hajj Without Permit to Protect Pilgrims

The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah underscores the importance of the "No Hajj Without Permit" principle, as part of efforts to protect the rights of legitimate pilgrims. This emphasis is part of the ministry's strategy to ensure that the Hajj is organized in a way that guarantees the safety and security of all pilgrims.

Published: 30 April 20261 min read
Saudi Ministry of Hajj: No Hajj Without Permit to Protect Pilgrims
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The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah underscores the importance of the “No Hajj Without Permit” principle, as part of efforts to protect the rights of legitimate pilgrims. This emphasis is part of the ministry’s strategy to ensure that the Hajj is organized in a way that guarantees the safety and security of all pilgrims.

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The ministry clarified that this decision is part of a series of measures aimed at improving pilgrims’ experiences and facilitating the performance of rituals smoothly and conveniently. This step has been taken to ensure that all pilgrims have the necessary permits, which contribute to crowd management and avoiding congestion.

It is noteworthy that the ministry is working in collaboration with relevant authorities to ensure the implementation of this principle and to provide pilgrims with the best possible services during the Hajj period.

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