Hajj 2025: The Hajj 2025 has concluded with over 1.6 million Muslims from more than 150 nations visiting Mecca to pray during the annual Islamic pilgrimage, the Saudi Arabian authorities said on 9 ...

Timely exit not only legal obligation but also sign of respect for Kingdom’s regulations Dubai: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has called on all pilgrims to leave the Kingdom before ...

NCM has released a 25-year Hajj calendar outlining how the pilgrimage dates, based on the Hijri (Islamic) calendar, will align with the Gregorian calendar seasons through to 2050.

Saudi Arabia is resuming issuing Umrah visas from today, 10 June, a day after the conclusion of the Hajj 2025. Over 1.6 million Muslims from more than 150 nations prayed in Mecca during the annual ...

Nigerian Hajj 2025 concludes; pilgrims return home after successful pilgrimage, marked by both joy and sorrow following reported deaths. Get the full story.

Home News Hajj 2025: How many people worked to organise the pilgrimage? The ‘Nusuk Care’ initiative delivered over 845,000 direct services, including healthcare, psychological and language support ...

Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT) has reported that a total of 1,673,230 (1.67 million) Hajj pilgrims visited Mecca for the year 1446 AH. Of the total number, 1,506,576 ...

No travel ban on Indians to Saudi Arabia, visa controls in place for Hajj season: Sources As a matter of practice, during the Hajj season, there are temporary restrictions on short term visas to ...

As the wrapping up of Hajj 2025 season nears, UAE leaders have expressed their congratulations to Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz on the success of organising the pilgrims' journey to the Muslim ...

After a successful Hajj season in 2025, authorities in UAE announced registration for the next 2026 season. For citizen interested in the pilgrimage, the registration will open in September 2025 ...

The Ghana Hajj Board has confirmed the deaths of seven Ghanaian pilgrims who took part in the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The deceased comprise five women and two men.