New measures focus on first-time pilgrims and improve safety during the annual pilgrimage.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has announced that children will not be allowed to join pilgrims for Hajj 1446 AH (2025). This decision was made to keep children safe and to manage the huge crowds and travel difficulties during the journey.
The Ministry explained that this rule is a safety measure to protect young ones from risks like extreme heat, overcrowding, and the physically demanding rituals of Hajj. By not allowing children. The authorities aim to ensure a smoother and safer experience for all pilgrims while reducing the challenges of handling the large number of people attending the Hajj.
Preference Given to First-Time Pilgrims
The Ministry has made an important decision to give first-time pilgrims priority over those who have already performed Hajj. This rule helps:
More Muslims complete their religious duty.
Reduce repeat visits to ease crowding.
Make Hajj safer and better organized.
To make the pilgrimage smoother the Ministry has introduced new steps including:
Using advanced technology to track and guide pilgrims.
Managing crowds more efficiently.
Improving camp pathways and other facilities for comfort.
Pilgrims should stay updated with the latest rules on the official Islamic Information platform. It is also important to follow all health and safety guidelines for a safe and peaceful journey.
New measures focus on first-time pilgrims and improve safety during the annual pilgrimage.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has announced that children will not be allowed to join pilgrims for Hajj 1446 AH (2025). This decision was made to keep children safe and to manage the huge crowds and travel difficulties during the journey.
The Ministry explained that this rule is a safety measure to protect young ones from risks like extreme heat, overcrowding, and the physically demanding rituals of Hajj. By not allowing children. The authorities aim to ensure a smoother and safer experience for all pilgrims while reducing the challenges of handling the large number of people attending the Hajj.
Preference Given to First-Time Pilgrims
The Ministry has made an important decision to give first-time pilgrims priority over those who have already performed Hajj. This rule helps:
To make the pilgrimage smoother the Ministry has introduced new steps including:
Pilgrims should stay updated with the latest rules on the official Islamic Information platform. It is also important to follow all health and safety guidelines for a safe and peaceful journey.