90,000 Pakistani Muslims set to perform Hajj 2025

As the holy pilgrimage of Hajj 2025 draws near, Pakistan is finalizing its arrangements to send 90,000 pilgrims on its official government program this year. Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, the Religious Affairs Minister, at a press conference in Lahore, confirmed that the flight operations for the pilgrimage would start on April 29.

The preparations for the journey are underway. Pilgrims are already going through necessary preparations, such as vaccinations and orientation programs. Training for potential pilgrims will start on April 8, covering health and safety procedures, travel regulations, and religious practices to make the journey smooth and well-informed.

Hajj 2025 Prices for Pakistani Muslims

Packages for this year’s Hajj have been categorized into two: Rs 1,150,000 for short-stay and Rs 1,050,000 for long-stay. The minister pointed out the money involved but added the all-round support and services provided in the package.

Sardar Yousaf also furnished information about his recent tour of Saudi Arabia, where he inspected accommodation and logistic facilities to provide Pakistani pilgrims with proper facilities during their stay.

He spoke of addressing public concerns over Umrah travel, adding that the temporary shutdown of Umrah visas prior to the Hajj season is an annual practice geared towards simplifying operations for the principal pilgrimage.

As the Hajj 2025 countdown commences, officials are optimistic that this year’s preparations will provide a hassle-free, spiritually enriching experience for all Pakistani pilgrims.

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