Saudi Arabia announces successful conclusion of Hajj 2025

Prince Saud bin Mishaal, the Deputy Emir of the Makkah Region, has officially announced the successful and secure completion of the 1446 Hajj pilgrimage. 

According to his statement, the annual religious event concluded without any major health, security, or logistical incidents.

The Deputy Emir reported that more than 1.6 million Muslims took part in this year’s pilgrimage. Of this number, 1,506,576 pilgrims traveled from outside Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj.

Meanwhile, the domestic contingent included 166,654 participants, comprising both Saudi nationals and expatriates residing in the Kingdom.

The smooth execution of Hajj 1446 has been widely attributed to the coordinated efforts of various government agencies, with special attention given to ensuring safety, health, and quality services for all pilgrims.

Mishaal said, “Total pilgrims 1,673,230, including 877,841 male pilgrims and 795,389 female pilgrims.”

The prince extended congratulations to the Custodian of the two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for their role in ensuring the pilgrims’ safety and peace.

He also praised the pilgrims’ cooperation and compliance with regulations, which contributed to the season’s success.

Mishaal added, “The pilgrims performed their rites in safety and peace, thanks to the distinguished execution of operational plans by the Kingdom’s leadership.

“The Hajj season was free of any major security, health, or service-related incidents.”

He said that preparations for the next Hajj season would begin immediately, with the Kingdom’s leadership, government, and people taking pride in serving the holy sites and visitors.

Mishaal extended congratulations to King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for their role in ensuring the pilgrims’ safety and peace. (NAN)