Thursday 05/June/2025 – 04:58 PM
Hajj pilgrims are preparing for the Nunning Associations Mission from Arafat’s hair to Muzdalifah with sunset on the day of Arafa, in a scene that embodies the greatest pillar of the rituals of Hajj.
The pilgrims go to Muzdalifah, after performing the prayers of Morocco and dinner in collection and palace, and the gathering of stones of the Jamarat, following the example of the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ, where they will spend their night there until midnight.
This comes within the organizational arrangements made by the mission in coordination with the Saudi side; To ensure the ease of the pilgrims and their safety during the nafra.
After the overnight in Muzdalifah, the pilgrims continue their journey to Mina’s hair in the early hours of the morning of the blessed Eid Al -Adha; To throw the Great Aqaba and completion of the rest of the pilgrimage rituals.
Ayman Abdel -Mawgoud, head of the Hajj Mission, confirmed in a statement that all pilgrims are fine and have a high health and moral condition, pointing out that the mission has already started reviewing the Nafra plan from Arafat to Muzdalifah; To ensure the flow of move and the ease of the transfer of pilgrims at the prescribed timing, in line with the controls and procedures approved for the current Hajj season.
Abdel -Mawgoud stated that things are going on a regular and stable manner within the hair of Arafat, noting that all pilgrims are fine, and they perform the rituals of the greatest pillar in a calm spiritual atmosphere and accurate organization, following: There are pilgrims who will go directly to Makkah to perform the tawaaf Al -Ifadah, then they return to Mina to complete the throwing of the Jamarat in the days of al -Tashreeq, while others prefer from throwing the great anthrax at Mina first, then performing The circumambulation later, according to the organization and facilities available for each regiment.
He pointed out that the services provided this year witnessed a remarkable improvement, especially in the hair of Arafat, in terms of the quality of the tents, their adaptation, the means of transportation, and meals, explaining that these improvements come within the framework of an integrated system aimed at raising the efficiency of the service in all details.
