Makkah Deputy Emir: No Hajj Without a Permit and Violators Will be Dealt With Sternly
In an emphatic statement, the Deputy Emir of Makkah has declared that there will be no tolerance for individuals attempting to perform Hajj without the necessary permit. Violators will face severe consequences for their actions.
The strict warning comes as Saudi Arabia continues to implement measures to ensure the safety and well-being of pilgrims amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. With limited capacity and strict guidelines in place, only those with valid permits will be allowed to undertake the sacred journey.
Those found attempting to participate in Hajj without proper authorization will be met with swift and severe repercussions. The Deputy Emir has made it clear that such violations will not be tolerated, and violators will be dealt with sternly.
As the Kingdom works diligently to safeguard the health and safety of all pilgrims, adherence to the established protocols is paramount. With the stakes so high, there is no room for error or disobedience.
Pilgrims and visitors alike are urged to comply with the regulations in place and ensure that they have obtained the necessary permits before embarking on their Hajj journey. Failure to do so will result in serious consequences, as the authorities are fully prepared to enforce the rules with rigor and determination.
In these unprecedented times, the importance of following guidelines and regulations cannot be overstated. The Deputy Emir’s warning serves as a stark reminder that the Kingdom is committed to upholding the sanctity of Hajj while prioritizing the health and safety of all those involved.
As the world continues to grapple with the challenges posed by the pandemic, Saudi Arabia remains resolute in its efforts to protect pilgrims and ensure a successful and safe Hajj season. By working together and following the established protocols, the Kingdom aims to uphold the traditions of Hajj while safeguarding the well-being of all those who participate.
