Interior Ministry Cracks Down on Unauthorized Hajj Pilgrimages, Imposes Hefty Fines
In a bold move to regulate the annual Hajj pilgrimage, the Interior Ministry has announced that fines for performing Hajj without a permit may soar to a staggering SR100,000. This crackdown comes as a response to the increasing number of unauthorized pilgrims attempting to partake in the sacred journey without proper documentation.
Strict Enforcement to Ensure Compliance
With the aim of maintaining order and ensuring the safety and security of all pilgrims, the Interior Ministry is implementing strict enforcement measures to deter individuals from undertaking Hajj without the necessary permits. Unauthorized pilgrims will face hefty fines, in addition to other penalties, as a deterrent against violating pilgrimage regulations.
Protecting the Sanctity of Hajj
The Interior Ministry’s crackdown on unauthorized Hajj pilgrimages underscores the importance of upholding the sanctity of the pilgrimage and preventing overcrowding and chaos at the holy sites. By imposing hefty fines on those who attempt to perform Hajj without a permit, the Ministry is sending a clear message that only those with proper authorization will be allowed to participate in this sacred journey.
