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A pilgrim completes the necessary procedures at Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah before traveling to his home country. (SPA)
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A pilgrim completes the necessary procedures at Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah before traveling to their home country. (SPA)
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Updated 20 July 2022
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Hajj pilgrims continue to leave Madinah after visiting the Prophet’s Mosque

  • Airport in Madinah said pilgrims are entitled to purchase one five liter bottle of Zamzam as they depart
  • As of Tuesday, a total of 125,137 pilgrims have visited Madinah during the period after Hajj
Updated 20 July 2022
Arab News

RIYADH: Hajj pilgrims are continuing to leave the Kingdom through Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah after visiting the Prophet’s Mosque in the holy city.

As of Tuesday, a total of 125,137 pilgrims have visited Madinah during the period after the annual pilgrimage, Saudi Press Agency reported.

The airport said that each pilgrim is entitled to purchase one five liter bottle of Zamzam water as they depart the Kingdom.

Pilgrims can buy their bottle in front of the Hajj terminal at the airport by presenting their passport and a fee of SR8.50.

The bottle will be checked in through a dedicated conveyor, the airport said.

Topics: Hajj 2022 Saudi Arabia Madinah Zamzam

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Muslim World League chief delivers Friday sermon at Grand Mosque in Rwandan capital Kigali

  • Al-Issa, who is also chairperson of the Council of Muslim Scholars, addressed a number of contemporary Islamic issues
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Al-Issa, who is also chairperson of the Council of Muslim Scholars, addressed a number of contemporary Islamic issues during his sermon, and extended his congratulations to worshippers on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan, the league said.

He also spoke about key Islamic values that guide Muslims in their interactions with others, describing them as reflections of the noble moral principles espoused by the Prophet Muhammad.

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