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Hajj 2022 (Hajj 1443) – Guidance for British Pilgrims
Hajj 2022 (Hajj 1443) – Guidance for British Pilgrims Guidance for Hajj 2022 based on information available as at 17.06.22. On Saturday 9th April, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah announced that it will host 1 million pilgrims for this years Hajj via its twitter page. The following criteria must be
Hajj 2022 – Official Announcement
On Saturday 9th April, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah announced that it will host 1 million pilgrims for this years Hajj via its twitter page. The decision seeks to allow the largest number of pilgrims to take part in the Hajj, while preserving the health gains achieved by the
Hajj 2021: Official Announcement by the Ministry of Hajj & Umrah
On 12th June 2021, the Saudi Authorities announced that owing to the global #Coronavirus pandemic & the emergence of new mutations, obligatory Hajj will be limited to citizens and residents from within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia only. Pilgrims from outside the Kingdom wold not be permitted to enter Saudi
Hajj 2021: Update for British Pilgrims 24.05.2021
Hajj 2021 update The Saudi Ministry of Health on Saturday 22nd May 2021 released a new document further detailing Hajj 2021 Health Protocols. This protocol builds on the one issued on the 21st March 2021. A summary of the keypoints are highlighted below: 1. Hajj 2021 Covid Safe capacity has
Hajj 2021 (Hajj 1442) – Guidance for British Pilgrims
Hajj 2021 (Hajj 1442) – Guidance for British Pilgrims Guidance for Hajj 2021 based on information available as at 21.03.2021 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has started its preparedness to manage this years Hajj and is an expert in dealing with mass gatherings and controlling the spread of infectious diseases
Collaboration offers UK Muslims greater transparency on Hajj packages
On the eve of Brexit and with ongoing disruption due to COVID-19, Seán McLoughlin collaborated with the Council of British Hajjis and Licensed Hajj Organisers trade association on a novel Hajj package “Explainer” offering greater transparency to UK Muslims. In partnership with the Council of British Hajjis (CBHUK), which is the Secretariat to the All-Party
