Pakistan introduces short-term Hajj facility for pilgrims. In a bid to ensure an unparalleled Hajj experience for Pakistani pilgrims, Aneeq Ahmed, the caretaker Federal Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, has announced a slew of never-before-seen amenities.
Addressing the inauguration of the training session for pilgrims at Darul Hajj Haji Camp, Ahmed unveiled plans to provide all female pilgrims with specially designed Abayas adorned with the Pakistani flag.
The selection process for the fortunate pilgrims was emphasized as being transparent, with candidates chosen through a draw and their training commencing on February 12.
Ahmed underscored the significance of Hajj pilgrims as ambassadors of Pakistan, stressing the importance of providing them with advanced facilities to ensure their comfort and convenience during the sacred journey.
This year’s Hajj is poised to stand out, with Ahmed highlighting the introduction of short-term Hajj facilities within Pakistan, marking a historic first for the country.
In a bid to enhance security measures, each pilgrim will receive a green suitcase equipped with a QR code to safeguard their belongings.
Moreover, in a move aimed at facilitating communication, Hajj participants will be provided with complimentary SIM cards containing 180 international calling minutes and 7GB of data.
Notably, female pilgrims will receive free Abayas adorned with the Pakistani flag, symbolizing their identity and connection to the nation.
As the pilgrimage draws near, Ahmed urged pilgrims to pray for the well-being, prosperity, and elevation of the nation during their sacred rituals.
As Pakistan introduces short-term Hajj facility for pilgrims, Pakistani pilgrims can anticipate a Hajj experience unlike any other, promising comfort, security, and a strong sense of national pride.
