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Hope as Saudi removes restrictions on Umrah, prayers in Rawdah, other holy sites

Vanguard

By Haroon I. Balogun

The Grand Mosque in Makkah is ready to receive pilgrims and worshippers at full capacity, just as the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has lifted the restrictions placed upon the performance of Umrah and Prayers in the Rawdah Al Shareefah.

The development indicates that performing one Umrah every 15 days has been removed while Praying in Rawdah Al Shareefah every 30 days has also been removed.

Lesser Hajj Pilgrims can now obtain permits immediately after the expiration of their previous permits without a waiting period.

The authorities as reported by the Haramain and Sharifain, as well as the Saudi Gazzette tabloid,  work in already ongoing to return to the pre-covid numbers of worshippers at the Two Holy Mosques.

The restriction was formally removed last Sunday giving way for worshipers and pilgrims to access the two holy mosques and other holy sites during their pilgrimage.

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