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To avoid any sort of casualties, Saudi Arabia has implemented a ban on the use of liquified gas cylinders of all types and sizes due to the Hajj pilgrimage.

Sheikh Al Sudais has announced that all slogans related to politics and Palestinian issues will be banned during the Hajj season to maintain the tranquility of the house of Allah.

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs has taken the initiative to provide free Wi-Fi to the pilgrims in Makkah. The Hajj pilgrims can now use this Wi-Fi to get their Hajj queries answered.

A record-breaking number of Muslims will perform Hajj this year. To help the pilgrims with their Hajj journey the Saudi authorities have introduced golf carts in Mecca which will serve 35,000 pilgrims each day.

Mohammad Zuhair, a Malaysian pilgrim who died of a heart attack always wanted to pass away at the Grand Mosque in Makkah.

The dialysis unit has been launched by the Madinah Health Cluster. It has already served around 106 pilgrims for this year’s Hajj season.

Saudi Arabia welcomes around 1 million pilgrims via air, land, and sea to perform Hajj this year.

Nusuk Wallet is the first global digital wallet for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims. It has been launched in Saudi Arabia by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in collaboration with SNB ALAhli.

The Madinah Municipality will distribute free umbrellas to pilgrims at Masjid an-Nabawi. With robust electronic platforms and 150 volunteers, the authorities aim to enhance the pilgrim’s experience.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia have planned to introduce state-of-the-art drone surveillance for Hajj 2024. This initiative aims to ensure that the pilgrims are provided with a safe and secure environment.

Saudi Arabia has launched air ambulance services for Hajj 2024. These ambulances will be operated by highly trained medical staff.