Saudi Arabia Advises Pilgrims Not To Sleep in Corridors During Hajj
As millions prepare for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued important guidelines urging pilgrims not to lie down or sleep in corridors and aisles within holy sites.
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Key Points
- Safety Concerns: The ministry emphasized that such behavior poses serious obstacles for worshippers and can impede emergency response teams from reaching individuals in need.
- Overcrowding Risks: Lying down in passageways increases overcrowding and heightens public safety risks.
Recommended Areas for Rest
Pilgrims are encouraged to rest only in designated areas, such as:
- Hotels
- Tents
The ministry stated, “Respecting the allocated spaces contributes to a smoother flow of movement and reduces risks during the busiest moments of Hajj.”
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Hajj 2025 Details
Pilgrims have already begun arriving in Mecca in anticipation of Hajj 2025, expected to take place from June 4 to June 9, depending on the lunar calendar.
This year marks the last Hajj during intense summer heat for the next 16 years, as the lunar calendar will shift the pilgrimage season to cooler months starting in 2026.
These measures aim to ensure the safety and comfort of all pilgrims during this significant religious event.
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