Makkah: Pilgrims who participated in the Guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visitation, organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance, are returning home with cherished memories and tokens from their spiritual journey. These pilgrims have preserved items such as Ihram garments and entry cards from their time at the camps in Mina, Arafat, and other holy sites. The opportunity to perform the sacred rituals of Hajj and Umrah, and to pray at the Prophet’s Mosque, was a significant experience for them.

According to Saudi Press Agency, Indian pilgrim Abdul Latif Muhammad Al-Madani expressed his deep appreciation for the experience, highlighting the meticulous arrangements made for the pilgrims. He remarked on the exceptional reception, service, care, and transportation provided, which made his first trip to the Holy Land a memorable one.

In a similar vein, Dr. Fadlullah Al-Ahad, Dean of the College of Arabic Language at the Islamic University of Pakistan, shared his reflections on the profound impact of the Hajj journey. He spoke of the lasting memories and the valuable lessons learned in brotherhood, harmony, solidarity, and cooperation. Dr. Al-Ahad noted that he would keep his Ihram clothing and program card as enduring reminders of this enriching scientific, religious, and cultural experience.