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LONDON: The Council of British Hajjis welcomed on Saturday Saudi Arabia’s decision to host one million pilgrims for Hajj this year but also urged the public to only book with licensed operators. Pilgrims should only sign agreements with those who have been approved by the Kingdom’s Ministry of Hajj and hold a valid Air Travel Organizer’s License. “We strongly urge British
LONDON: The Kingdom’s flag carrier Saudia will launch an extra daily flight from London to Riyadh in mid-December, the company’s manager in the UK said on Tuesday. Speaking at an event to reconnect UK businesses in the Umrah travel industry as international travel recovers from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sultan Otaify said the additional flight will depart from
LONDON: An event that aims to optimize the experiences of British pilgrims travelling to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah and introduce them to cultural and heritage sites across the Kingdom will take place on Tuesday. Hosted by the Council of British Hajjis in London, the event is the first of its kind since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and will also reconnect UK
LONDON: British Muslims have expressed their joy and relief at being able to worship communally in mosques after lockdown restrictions eased in time for Ramadan. Last year, the holy month came as the UK and many parts of the world shut down amid the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Muslims were forced to stay at home during Ramadan, a month usually characterized by worshipping with others and community gatherings. Many felt isolated and disconnected from their communities and routines as thousands of people died from the virus around them. Striking images of the Grand Mosque in Makkah bereft of pilgrims and worshippers during Ramadan 2020 sent shockwaves through Muslim communities across the world.