Guests of King Salman’s Umrah program praise hospitality and services

Participants in the fourth group of the King Salman Umrah and Visit Program expressed their appreciation for the generous hospitality, care, and attention they received. They praised the quality of services, the smooth organization, and how these efforts helped facilitate their Umrah rituals in an atmosphere of security and tranquility.

Mohammed Saifur Rahman from India commended the warm reception, hospitality, and organization that accompanied their journey from the moment they arrived in the Kingdom. He affirmed that the services provided to the program’s guests enabled them to perform their rituals with ease and comfort.

Abdul Basit Farooq from Pakistan expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to perform Umrah, noting that reaching the Mataf area and seeing the Holy Kaaba was an exceptional moment filled with joy and reverence. He prayed for those responsible for the program to be rewarded for their efforts.

Mohammed Jan Alam from Bangladesh recalled his experience at the Grand Mosque, expressing happiness at returning after an absence of 19 years. He explained that seeing the Holy Kaaba again and performing Tawaf brought him feelings of joy, reverence, serenity, and peace, adding that the journey would remain among his fondest memories.

Asrarul Haq Ubaidullah from New Zealand noted that performing Umrah and praying at the Grand Mosque embodied the meanings of brotherhood and equality among Muslims. He said that pilgrims from different nationalities and languages gathering around the Kaaba reflected the unity and cohesion of Muslims, and demonstrated the greatness and noble values of Islam.

The King Salman Umrah and Visit Program is overseen by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, which hosts guests and provides the necessary care and services to facilitate their journey and rituals.