Mandatory health conditions for Hujjaj as per the Saudi Taleemat shall be adhered to, and only those persons will be allowed to proceed on Hajj who fulfill the health requirements as laid down in the Saudi Taleemat.
Moreover, terminally ill patients will not be allowed to proceed for Hajj.
The Government of Pakistan’s policy of engaging the Private Sector covers various areas, including management, logistics,s and welfare services to Hujjaj.
As a matter of policy, MoRA&IH has proactively encouraged the private sector for Hajj Management since 2005.
MoRA&IH, in the short term plan, shall sign a Service Provider Agreement (SPA) with a limited number of Munazzamas /DHCs, under a monitoring regime.
A Hardship quota of 1000 seats shall be reserved to accommodate split/broken families, Mehram for successful ladies, attendants for disabled/special persons and any other hardship need.
The applicants for the hardship quota shall be selected with the approval of the Federal Minister, MoRA&IH.
(1) All affairs of the Hajj shall be regulated through the Hajj policy and plan, which includes, inter-alia, allocation and distribution of Hajj quota, Hajj expenses, Hajj packaging, and selection of welfare staff, training and monitoring, etcetera
After spending the day at Arafat during the Hajj pilgrimage, pilgrims proceed to Muzdalifah. This symbolic journey is an integral part of the Hajj rituals, following the traditions of Prophet Muhammad SAW.