Mecca: Over 2,000 pilgrims from 100 countries have arrived at the holy sites as part of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Guests Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visitation. The program is overseen by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, ensuring that pilgrims are settled into their designated camps with security and comfort, in line with the directives of the Kingdom's leadership. The initiative is supported by a comprehensive service system designed to enhance the pilgrims' experience.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the Ministry has mobilized extensive human and logistical resources to provide the highest level of care, facilitating the pilgrims' Hajj rituals. Pilgrims were transported from their Makkah residences to the holy sites via a fleet of fully equipped buses, accompanied by trained staff and ambulances to ensure their safety throughout the journey.
Upon arrival at the holy sites, many pilgrims raised their hands in supplication, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to perform their Hajj. They conveyed deep appreciation to the Kingdom's leadership for its generous hospitality and efforts in serving Islam and Muslims. The pilgrims praised Saudi Arabia's initiatives in caring for the two holy mosques and their visitors, which they believe underscores the Kingdom's esteemed global position among Muslims.