Hajj 2022 rule changes in full: Every new rule change and what it means for you HAJJ operations in Saudi Arabia will be guided by new rules this year, as the first ‘full' post-Covid pilgrimage ...

One of the five pillars of Islam, the hajj must be undertaken by all Muslims with the means at least once in their lives. Usually one of the world's largest religious gatherings, about 2.5 million ...

When is Hajj 2022? Hajj 2022 will begin later this week on Thursday, July 7. The pilgrimage lasts for five days and will come to an end on the evening of Tuesday, July 12. Every year, Hajj occurs ...

When is Hajj 2022? This year, Hajj will begin on the evening of July 7 and end on the evening of July 12. Throughout Hajj, men are expected to wear ihram garments, while women should wear white ...

Before Covid, Saudi allowed about 2.5 million worshippers to perform Hajj. But in April this year, the kingdom announced it would restrict numbers to 1 million, made up of 150,000 Saudi citizens ...

Millions of Muslims from around the world are gathering in Mecca to perform the first Hajj after Covid-19 restrictions were lifted. During the pandemic, pilgrims were limited to those already ...

Hajj 2022: By the numbers Eid-al-Adha is also acknowledged during the five days of Hajj and is expected to be celebrated on Sunday, 10 July in South Africa ...

When is Hajj 2022? This year’s celebrations started on July 7 and will run until July 12, and all Muslims are expected to complete the journey at least once in their lifetime if they are able.

What is Hajj 2022? Hajj is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca, in Saudi Arabia. Islamic Help states that "it is mandatory for Muslim adults to go on Hajj at least once in their lifetime.

While announcing Hajj 2022 at Hajjj House in south Mumbai, Naqvi said the entire Hajj process will be 100 per cent digital/online. The last date of applying for Hajj 2022 is January 31, 2022.