Registration For Hajj For Bedoun Closed

Muhammad Shabab Al-Saeedi, Superintendent of the Affairs of the Supreme Committee for Hajj and Umrah, announced yesterday that the registration platform for bedoun pilgrims has been closed, with 4,400 pilgrims registered.

Al-Saeedi told Al-Qabas that the names of those who will be granted visas to perform the pilgrimage are being sorted out, and priority will be given to the elderly and their companions, and to those who haven't performed Hajj before.

The Kuwaiti Hajj caravans are sending text messages to those who have been accepted, and those who receive the messages must complete the procedures within 48 hours with the Kuwaiti Hajj caravans, explaining that only 1,000 bedoun pilgrims can be accepted.

According to Al-Saeedi, Kuwaiti Hajj caravans have begun granting pilgrim permits after linking them to all Saudi Path Program services.

 

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