Mecca: Over 1.5 Million Pilgrims Perform Hajj
As temperatures rise and safety precautions are tightened, approximately 1.5 million foreign pilgrims have travelled to Saudi Arabia to perform […]
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Saudi evicts 205,000 illegal pilgrims from Makkah, busts 415 fake Hajj offices as 1.47m arrive for 2025 pilgrimage
Director of Saudi Public Security and Chairman of the Hajj Security Committee Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Bassami revealed that Public Security
True Life Story: A Miraculous Tale of a Hujjaj from Libya
In the vibrant city of Tripoli, a young Libyan man named Amer set out on the journey of a lifetime—his
King Salman Approves Official Saudi Riyal Symbol
New Saudi Riyal Symbol The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has officially approved
Sudais, Turki, Dosari, & Others to Lead Taraweeh Prayers at Masjid Al Haram
The Saudi Arabian authorities have revealed the list of esteemed Imams who will lead the Taraweeh prayers at the revered
Why Do Muslims Fast for 29 or 30 Days a Year?
In a world often distracted by materialism, Ramadan offers Muslims a chance to pause, reflect, and refocus their lives on faith and compassion—a universal message resonating far beyond the month itself.
Ghana Makes Hajj More Affordable with $1,000 Reduction
The fare includes round-trip flights, accommodation in Makkah and Madina, food, and all other essential Hajj logistics
Ghana to Announce 2025 Hajj Fare Today
The Ghana Hajj Taskforce is expected to announce the 2025 Hajj package (fare) today, barring any last-minute changes.
2025 Hajj Fare: Government’s Promise & the Expectation of Ghanaian Muslims
As Ghanaians await the announcement of the 2025 Hajj fare, the government stands at a crossroads. By fulfilling its promise to reduce costs, it can solidify its support among Muslim constituents and restore confidence in the Hajj Board. However, failure to act prudently risks not only financial losses for the Hajj Board but also the lives and dignity of citizens.
Court orders Anas to show face in Nyantakyi trial
Kwesi Nyantakyi faces charges related to the 2018 Anas investigative exposé, known as Number 12, which revealed his involvement in corrupt practices.