Tuesday 27/May/2025 – 03:58 AM
The Ministry of Health and Population has given a number of advice to the pilgrims of the Sacred House of God; To maintain the safety of the eyes during the performance of the Hajj rituals.
In an awareness publication, the Ministry of Health said that to maintain the safety of the eyes during the performance of the Hajj rituals, the face and hands should be washed with cold water, and the use of sunglasses, in addition to placing moisturizing drops of the eye and anti -allergic anti -sensitive drops after consulting a doctor, and avoiding the use of others tools, and also avoiding the use of contact lenses.
The Ministry of Health noted that in the event of any pathological symptoms, the medical mission can be consulted.
It also instructed to deal with the person with a sunstroke while performing the Hajj rituals, which came as follows:
- The injured should be transferred to a cool place.
- Remove outer clothes.
- Cooling the body with water, especially the neck and head area.
- Give the injured fluid.
- Exposing the injured to the source of “fan air”.
- Go to the nearest hospital.
The astronomical accounts announced the date of Arafat’s pause 2025, which is determined by the formal announcement of the poll of the crescent of the month of Dhu al -Hijjah 1446 by the Egyptian Dar Al Iftaa and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as all Islamic countries are related to the announcement of the kingdom specified for the end of the day of Arafa within the rituals of the Hajj season 2025.
According to the Institute of Astronomical Research, the crescent of the month of Dhu al -Hijjah is born for the year 1446 AH immediately after the conjugation, tomorrow, Tuesday 29 Dhu al -Qi’dah 1446 AH corresponding to May 27, 2025, at five o’clock and three minutes at dawn local Cairo time.
On the day of the vision, the crescent remains in the sky of Makkah Al-Mukarramah for 38 minutes, and in Cairo for 47 minutes after sunset, and in the rest of the governorates of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Al-Hilal remains for periods ranging between 40-49 minutes.
