Saudi Arabia’s important rule for Haj, Fatwa Council told pilgrims that they will not be able to come without it.

Hajj News: Saudi Arabia has issued important information for pilgrims planning Haj pilgrimage. The Fatwa Council of Saudi Arabia has said that there is a ban on traveling for Haj without official permission, those who want to come to Mecca for Haj will be able to get permission to travel only with an official permit. Haj pilgrimage without official permission is banned and Haj pilgrims have been asked to follow all rules and guidelines.

This decision has been taken for the safety of the pilgrims so that there is no overcrowding, no danger of stampede and the journey of the pilgrims can be made simple and easy. Also, in this way there will be ease in coordination with Hajj and Umrah pilgrims.

Why was Hajj pilgrimage banned without permit?
According to Khaleej Times report, the Ministry of Interior, the Hajj Ministry, the Grand Mosque, the General Authority Overseeing the Prophet’s Mosque and senior scholars jointly investigated how the incident occurred due to people performing Hajj without official permission. There may be challenges. After this, a decision was taken to ban performing Haj without a permit.

Pilgrims urged to strictly follow Haj rules
According to the Council of Senior Scholars, obtaining an official permit is not only legally correct, but is also deeply rooted in the laws of Islam and is important to simplify the worship and rituals for pilgrims. The Haj and Umrah Ministry has asked pilgrims to strictly follow the rules and guidelines.

Benefits of traveling with Parmith
According to the report, with the official permit, passengers will also be able to avail those facilities and services which are mandatory in Sharia. This is necessary to maintain order and safety of passengers and to avoid dangers like crowding and stampede. The report said that according to Islamic law, obtaining a Haj permit is not only a legal obligation, but is also important for compliance with Islamic teachings. Those who follow this will not only avoid any legal consequences, but will also be rewarded.

The report said that by performing Hajj without a permit, a person not only puts himself at risk, but can also create problems for other pilgrims. This sacred journey should be undertaken with reverence, respecting the rituals associated with Haj and the sanctity of the holy sites.

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