Archive · 16 Jun 2025
Haj Pilgrims Begin Returning Home from Saudi Arabia
Muslim pilgrims who went to Mecca for the Haj pilgrimage are now coming back home.
They went from Hyderabad, India.
The officials helped the pilgrims by taking care of their health, helping them travel, and guiding them.
The pilgrims said everything was well-organized, from handling their luggage to providing medical care.
A few people had small health problems, but they were quickly taken care of.
The last group of pilgrims will return home on July 9th.
During the hottest part of the day, the pilgrims stayed inside and prayed.
Pilgrims have begun returning home after completing their Haj journey.
A total of 9,331 pilgrims traveled to Saudi Arabia from Hyderabad this year.
Haj inspectors assisted pilgrims with health, transportation, and guidance.
Pilgrims reported excellent arrangements, including free transport and medical treatment.
No major health emergencies were reported, with minor issues addressed promptly.
- Who
- Pilgrims from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and other states, Haj inspectors, and officials
- What
- Pilgrims are returning home after completing the Haj pilgrimage.
- When
- Pilgrims have started returning; the last batch arrives July 9.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Mecca, and Medina
- Why
- To return home after completing the Haj pilgrimage.
- Total Pilgrims
- 9,331
- Embarkation Point
- Hyderabad
- Journey Duration
- 45 days
- Haj Inspectors' Role
- Assisting with health, transportation, and guidance
- Reported Issues
- Minor health issues addressed promptly