Baku:Several guests from the fourth group of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' Program for Umrah and Visit have expressed their appreciation for the warm hospitality, care, and attention they received. The program, supervised by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, offers comprehensive services that facilitate the performance of Umrah rituals in a safe and peaceful environment.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Asrar Al-Haq Ubaidullah from New Zealand highlighted the experience of performing Umrah and praying at the Grand Mosque as a representation of the values of brotherhood and equality among Muslims. He noted that the gathering of pilgrims from diverse nationalities and languages around the Holy Kaaba symbolizes Muslim unity, solidarity, and the greatness and tolerance of Islam.
Mohammed Jan Alam from Bangladesh shared his joy at returning to the Grand Mosque after 19 years, describing his experience of seeing the Holy Kaaba again as deeply moving. He mentioned that performing Umrah and Tawaf around the Holy Kaaba brought him peace and tranquility, making the journey a cherished memory.
Mohammed Saifur Rahman from India commended the warm reception, generous hospitality, and excellent organization provided to the program's guests. He remarked that the services received since arriving in Saudi Arabia had eased their journey and allowed them to perform their Umrah rituals comfortably.
