Pilgrims Arrive, Mission Delivers

TDT | Manama

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As Bahraini pilgrims arrive at the holy sites this Hajj season, the efforts behind their journey are drawing well-deserved praise. Bahrain’s Hajj Mission, working in close coordination with Hajj operators, has ensured a smooth, comfortable, and spiritually enriching experience from the start.

Shaikh Nabil Mohammed Saleh, Chairman of Al Fateh Hajj and Umrah Mission, told the Daily Tribune that Saudi Arabia’s continued investment in digital services has been a game-changer. “The remarkable progress in automating services has facilitated many transactions, enabling faster completion of tasks and more accurate follow-up,” he said. Electronic platforms have simplified procedures for both pilgrims and operators alike.

Shaikh Nabil praised Bahrain’s Hajj Mission for its outstanding cooperation and commitment. Regular inspection visits by the mission’s leadership, he noted, have played a key role in identifying improvements and resolving challenges on the ground.

Beyond logistics, Al Fateh Campaign has prioritised spiritual readiness—distributing four dedicated guidebooks, hosting daily Qur’an sessions, and launching the Khatmatuka fi Al Hajj initiative, encouraging pilgrims to complete a full recitation of the Holy Qur’an during the sacred days.

With over 900 emergency response vehicles and thousands of healthcare personnel deployed across the holy sites, pilgrims can focus entirely on their worship with confidence and peace of mind.