While the faithful in Bosnia and Herzegovina celebrated Kurban Bayram, the Bosnian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia spent the first day of Eid mostly in rest, after having performed the most demanding Hajj rites.
All the pilgrims from Bosnia and Herzegovina performed the pilgrimage to Arefat, the most important rite of the Hajj, and according to the information of the Office for Hajj and Umrah, their state of health was stable.
The main guide of the Hajj and Umrah Office Izet-ef. Čamdžić said that after Arefat, the pilgrims were transported to Muzdelif, where, in accordance with Sharia regulations, they prayed the evening meal and prayer, shortened and combined. They stayed in Muzdelif until midnight, and some groups even longer, depending on the time of arrival.
After that, the pilgrims headed towards Mina on foot. The first groups arrived at Mina around two to three-thirty after midnight, while by the morning hours all BH. the pilgrims arrived at the hotel. After throwing pebbles on the jamrets, part of the pilgrims returned to the hotel in Mecca, while one group remained in Mina, where they will stay until the completion of the remaining rituals.
According to Maido Ibrahimović, a member of the technical team, 353 pilgrims and 251 pilgrims stayed in Mina, and their stay was organized and provided for. He added that the activities went according to plan, with lectures and constant support for pilgrims and pilgrims.
The medical team of the Office for Hajj and Umrah confirmed that there were no serious medical cases. Chief physician dr. Ajdin Rovčanin stated that high temperatures and long-term hiking caused mild ailments, such as dehydration, increased blood pressure and exhaustion.
Individual gastroenterological disturbances were also recorded, as well as several interventions in persons who were in a pre-collapse state during the movement towards Muzdelifah. The medical team responded to the scene, and everyone was transferred to their hotels without complications.
The Hajj pilgrims spent the first day of Eid in Mecca resting, and the next Hajj tawaf and sajj are planned, as well as the second and third throwing of pebbles, which will bring this year’s Hajj to an end, he writes. RTV Slon.
