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Hundreds of Yemen pilgrims stuck in KSA after Houthis seize Yemenia planes

Hundreds of Yemen pilgrims stuck in KSA after Houthis seize Yemenia planes

  • US, UK planes pound militia targets in Taiz, Hodeidah amid escalating ship attacks
  • The Houthi Ministry of Transportation admitted on Thursday that the planes were seized
By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Prophet’s Mosque improves services for elderly, disabled

Prophet’s Mosque improves services for elderly, disabled

By SPA ·
Successful execution of health management efforts was made possible through efforts of health system and Hajj security forces.

More than 1,300 pilgrims die during Hajj pilgrimage – most unauthorized

By Arab News ·
Saudi authorities distribute gifts to departing Hajj pilgrims 

Saudi authorities distribute gifts to departing Hajj pilgrims 

By Arab News ·
Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance has started distributing 1,879,352 copies of the holy Qur’an to pilgrims.

Islamic affairs ministry starts distributing over 1.8 million copies of Qur’an to departing Hajj pilgrims

By Arab News ·
25 arrested for violating Hajj regulations

25 arrested for violating Hajj regulations

By SPA ·
Pilgrims reminded of benefits provided by Tawakkalna app during Hajj

Pilgrims reminded of benefits provided by Tawakkalna app during Hajj

By Arab News ·
Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs prepares 5 clinics, center for heat exhaustion at Hajj sites

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs prepares 5 clinics, center for heat exhaustion at Hajj sites

By Arab News ·
Special How Saudi Arabia is using AI and other high-tech solutions to streamline traffic during Hajj

How Saudi Arabia is using AI and other high-tech solutions to streamline traffic during Hajj

By Ghadi Joudah ·
Neurosurgeons at King Abdulaziz Hospital save life of Indonesian Hajj pilgrim

Neurosurgeons at King Abdulaziz Hospital save life of Indonesian Hajj pilgrim

By Arab News ·
Hajj minister: Over 1 million pilgrims have arrived in the Kingdom so far

Hajj minister: Over 1 million pilgrims have arrived in the Kingdom so far

By Hebshi Alshammari ·
The Saudi Minister of Transport and Logistics Saleh Al-Jasser. (Supplied)

Minister of transport: 22 comprehensive plans developed to serve pilgrims

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·
Hajj pilgrims from Russia are welcomed in Makkah on Wednesday. (SPA)

First group of Russian pilgrims arrives in Makkah ahead of Hajj

By Arab News ·

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