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The last group of Iraqi Hajj pilgrims left Saudi Arabia through the Jadidat Arar land crossing in the Northern Border region.

Last group of Iraqi Hajj pilgrims leaves Saudi Arabia through Jadidat Arar crossing

  • The Iraqi pilgrims were bid farewell with gifts of flowers and copies of the holy Qur’an
By Arab News ·
First group of Iraqi pilgrims leaves Saudi Arabia via Jadidat Arar after performing Hajj

First group of Iraqi pilgrims leaves Saudi Arabia via Jadidat Arar after performing Hajj

By Arab News ·
Iraqi pilgrims wait at the Jadidat Arar land port in Saudi Arabia’s Northern Border region. (SPA)

More than 100,000 Umrah pilgrims arrive through Jadidat Arar port during current Islamic year

By Arab News ·
Officials have already processed the documents of 4,000 Iraqi pilgrims. (SPA)

Third group of Iraqi Hajj pilgrims welcomed at Jadidat Arar land port

By Arab News ·

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