Riyadh: Heads of Islamic societies and centers from various continents have expressed profound gratitude to the Kingdom’s leadership for the comprehensive care extended to pilgrims through the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Guests Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visitation, implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance.

According to Saudi Press Agency, Dr. Muhammad Iqbal, director of an Islamic society in Lisbon, Portugal, commended the Kingdom’s commitment to serving pilgrims, stating that the services and attention provided showcase its dedication to Islam’s message and the two holy mosques. He also praised the level of organization and facilities in Makkah.

Ali Ahmed Mannan, director of an Islamic center in Uruguay, commended Saudi Arabia for nurturing religious and cultural ties among Muslims worldwide through hospitality and arrangements.

Mohammed Abdul Azeem, head of a central Ahl-e-Hadith associations union in Nepal, highlighted the Kingdom’s educational initiatives, which offer awareness programs and lessons in various languages to help pilgrims perform rituals confidently.