Saudi Arabia introduced an important ban regarding Hajj in 2025
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The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah of Saudi Arabia has announced that pilgrims will be prohibited from bringing children during Hajj in 2025, reports russianemirates.com.
This decision was made to ensure safety, as large crowds gather annually during the pilgrimage.
Additionally, the ministry has implemented new measures to enhance safety and improve Hajj organization. These include information campaigns about safety rules, the use of intelligent systems to regulate pilgrim flow at holy sites, and modernization of tent camps and walkways for worshippers' convenience.
The ministry clarified that priority for Hajj participation will continue to be given to those performing it for the first time.
Registration for Hajj 2025 is already open for Saudi Arabian citizens and residents through the Nusuk application and the official online portal.
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