The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has announced stringent measures for individuals who violate the requirement to obtain a Hajj permit.
The General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat) has emphasized that those who attempt to perform Hajj without the necessary permit will face severe consequences.
Violators are liable to deportation and will be banned from entering the Kingdom, meaning they will be permanently prohibited from performing Hajj or Umrah in the future.
This lifetime ban underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to maintaining order and ensuring that the pilgrimage is conducted in a regulated and safe manner.
The enforcement of these penalties is part of Saudi Arabia’s broader efforts to manage the influx of pilgrims and ensure a smooth and secure Hajj experience for all.
Authorities have reiterated the importance of adhering to the legal requirements and have urged all prospective pilgrims to obtain the necessary permits before embarking on their journey.
By enforcing these regulations, Saudi Arabia aims to preserve the sanctity and safety of the Hajj pilgrimage, ensuring that it remains a spiritually fulfilling experience for those who comply with the established protocols.
This post was last modified on June 5, 2024 9:08 pm
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