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Women Can Perform Hajj Without A Male Guardian Now
Women can now perform Hajj without the presence of a male guardian.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah have clarified all the requirements for applying for this year’s Hajj and they allow women to register independently
Registration for this year’s Hajj opened at 1 p.m on Sunday after the government said it would limit this year’s cohort to citizens and residents of the Kingdom.
Three packages have been approved for this year’s pilgrimage.
Requirements and procedure of registration for #Hajj2021 via the electronic portal for domestic pilgrims. https://t.co/gdLeLpzKf8 pic.twitter.com/U3r11sKwct
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Costs for the three approved packages are SR16,560.50 ($4,426), SR14,381.95, and SR12,113.95 plus VAT.
They will be supplied with three daily meals in Mina and two meals (breakfast and lunch) in Arafat. They will also be given dinner in Muzdalifah. Other food and beverage services will be available, but pilgrims are not allowed to bring food with them from outside Makkah.
Registration is available until 10 p.m. on June 23.
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