1,500 Jordanians arrive in Saudi Arabia for Hajj

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Home World 1,500 Jordanians arrive in Saudi Arabia for Hajj 26-08-2017 04:57 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - More than 1,500, out of a total of 3,700 Jordanian pilgrims arrived Saturday in the southern Saudi city of Jeddah to perform the annual Hajj, according to a Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs official. He told Petra that the Jordanian Hajj mission has assigned a team at the Jeddah airport to receive Jordanian pilgrims and facilitate their entry to proceed to Mecca and provide accommodation to them. The official called on Jordanian pilgrims arriving by air from Amman to head to the hall at the airport designated for pilgrims, where they will be received by the Jordanian Hajj mission before they head to Mecca.

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1,500 Jordanians arrive in Saudi Arabia for Hajj

26-08-2017 04:57 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - More than 1,500, out of a total of 3,700 Jordanian pilgrims arrived Saturday in the southern Saudi city of Jeddah to perform the annual Hajj, according to a Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs official.

He told Petra that the Jordanian Hajj mission has assigned a team at the Jeddah airport to receive Jordanian pilgrims and facilitate their entry to proceed to Mecca and provide accommodation to them.

The official called on Jordanian pilgrims arriving by air from Amman to head to the hall at the airport designated for pilgrims, where they will be received by the Jordanian Hajj mission before they head to Mecca.

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