This morning, the first group of 172 future hajjis from Bosnia and Herzegovina was seen off at the King Fahd Mosque in Sarajevo. The program marked the beginning of the departure of Bosnia and Herzegovina. believers on the Hajj to Saudi Arabia.
The farewell was attended by the deputy reisul-ulema of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Enes-ef. Ljevaković, who told the pilgrims not to lose sight of its essence during the journey.
“All the acts of worship that we do during the hajj have their own form, and they serve their basic purpose, to get closer to Allah, may God bless him and grant him peace. That is why it is very important that, during this journey where pilgrims and pilgrims can encounter different situations, they always have the goal, the purpose and the purpose of going on this journey in mind,” said Ljevaković.
Speaking about the preparations, Ljevaković reminded that the guides had previously prepared the pilgrims well for the rituals and the organization of the trip. He also added that patience and discipline are important in order for the trip to pass without major problems.
The main guide of the first group Izet-ef. Čamdžić said that a total of 2,226 pilgrims are traveling from Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Hajj this year. He explained that the believers from the first group gathered at 4 am in the Fahd Mosque, prayed the morning prayer and attended a shorter program, and the same farewells will be organized for the following groups until May 21.
Among those traveling are the spouses Mustafa and Hatidža Širbić, and Mustafa spoke about his decision to go on the Hajj this year. He said: “I am here thanks, first to Allah, and then to my wife, who pressed me hard and said: ‘How much longer are you going to delay? You are healthy, you have the means, and God is no longer a game for me.’”
This year, the Office for Hajj and Umrah provided a mobile application for all Hajj pilgrims with information on worship services, Hajj geography and prayers, as well as a tool for coordination with guides in Mecca and Medina. In addition, all Hajjis are provided with five gigabytes of Internet in Saudi Arabia, which will be available to them upon landing in Jeddah, it says. Klix.
