This year's Hajj was attended by the largest number of pilgrims in history According to a source from the Saudi Arabian Hajj and Umrah...

 

This year's Hajj was attended by the largest number of pilgrims in history

According to a source from the Saudi Arabian Hajj and Umrah Authority, around 2.5 million pilgrims will conduct the Hajj this year, marking the first time since the end of the Corona virus.

Additionally, this year's Hajj attracted the most pilgrims since the nation forbade women from performing the Hajj without observing Muharram in 2021.

When the corona virus first appeared in the world in 2020, there were only around ten thousand pilgrims who made the Hajj. By 2021, that number had risen to 59 thousand, and by last year, there were about one million. doing the Hajj.

Samir Al-Zafni, a businessman in the nation who rents out residences to pilgrims, claimed that all of his residences in Makkah and Medina are occupied.

The problem of the extreme heat, which is thought to reach degrees 45 Celsius and can make pilgrims lose, has led Saudi Arabia's authorities to claim that 32,000 emergency workers have been provided to take care of the pilgrims in the Harami Mosque.