Under the new roadmap, missing any deadlines, including registration, payment, or signing of service agreement,s could risk pilgrims' chances of performing Hajj, according to the ministry officials.

The federal cabinet has approved Pakistan’s Hajj Policy 2026, allocating 119,000 seats for the government scheme. Hajj applications start from August 4, with costs ranging from Rs1.15 to Rs1.25 ...

Minister for Religious Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Yousuf, revealed that Hajj applications will be accepted starting August 4.

The federal cabinet, under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's leadership, has approved Pakistan's Hajj Policy for 2026. As part ...

The government will start receiving applications for Hajj-2026 from Monday. This was announced by Minister for Religious ...

The federal cabinet, under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's leadership, has approved Pakistan’s Hajj Policy for 2026. As part ...

Muslims at the Coast have called for an urgent meeting to address concerns of pilgrims whose plans to travel to Mecca, Saudi ...

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With the activation of the country’s air fleet (following the end of the Israeli-imposed war) and with the planning completed ...

One hundred seventy-nine thousand, and two hundred ten Pakistani pilgrims will perform Hajj in 2025. This was announced by Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Chaudhry Salik Hussain, ...