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Biggest Hajj Of Pandemic To Draw One Million Citynews Vancouver The biggest hajj since the start of the pandemic is set to draw one million muslim pilgrims to saudi arabia. melissa duggan on the covid restrictions that are still in place. biggest hajj of pandemic to draw one million | citynews vancouver. The biggest hajj since the start of the pandemic is set to draw one million muslim pilgrims to saudi arabia. melissa duggan on the covid restrictions that are still in place. live streaming 24 7.

Hajj Returns To Maximum Capacity After Coronavirus Pandemic Religion One million muslim pilgrims were converging on saudi arabia's holy city of mecca on wednesday for the largest hajj since the covid 19 pandemic severely curtailed access to one of islam's five pillars. This year, the hajj is open to just 1 million foreign and domestic pilgrims who have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, tested negative for covid 19 and are between 18 and 65 years old. The hajj, which costs at least $5,000 per person, is a money spinner for the world's biggest oil exporter, bringing in about $12 billion a year along with other religious visits. Key points. at least 650,000 of 1 million overseas pilgrims have arrived so far in saudi arabia. based on the numbers being allowed to attend, it is the biggest hajj pilgrimage since the.

Unbelievable Feeling Overseas Hajj Pilgrims Rejoice After 2 Year The hajj, which costs at least $5,000 per person, is a money spinner for the world's biggest oil exporter, bringing in about $12 billion a year along with other religious visits. Key points. at least 650,000 of 1 million overseas pilgrims have arrived so far in saudi arabia. based on the numbers being allowed to attend, it is the biggest hajj pilgrimage since the. One million pilgrims from across the globe amassed on thursday (july 7) in the holy city of mecca in saudi arabia to perform the initial rites of the hajj, marking the largest islamic pilgrimage since the coronavirus pandemic upended the annual event — a key pillar of islam. the hajj is a once in a lifetime duty for all muslims physically and. This year, the hajj is open to just 1 million foreign and domestic pilgrims who have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, tested negative for covid 19 and are between 18 and 65 years old.