Third group of King Salman’s Umrah guests arrives in Madinah today
Saudi Arabia welcomes 250 African pilgrims as part of King Salman’s Umrah and Visit Program, with a full itinerary in Madinah and Makkah.
The third group of King Salman's Umrah and Visit Program has arrived in Madinah, comprising 250 African pilgrims from 23 different countries. This marks the final segment of the program, which offers a full itinerary encompassing religious rituals and tours of significant Islamic and historical sites in both Madinah and Makkah. The guests, representing nations including Egypt, Morocco, and Nigeria, are set to spend their time engaging in prayer at the Prophet's Mosque, visiting key locations such as the Rawdah Sharif and Quba Mosque, and participating in various cultural and educational experiences.
Upon completing their stay in Madinah, the pilgrims will proceed to Makkah to perform Umrah, following an itinerary that includes visits to the Kiswa Factory and the Revelation Exhibition, among other landmarks. King Salman's initiative, which aims to host 1,000 male and female pilgrims at his own expense, underscores the Saudi leadership's dedication to supporting Muslims globally and fostering stronger bonds within the Muslim community.
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