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Madinah Receives First Hajj Pilgrims from Makkah as Pilgrimage Progresses

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•The first groups of Hajj pilgrims arrived in Madinah from Makkah on May 29, 2026.
•Jeddah airport's Passports Department began processing pilgrim departures on May 30, 2026.
•The movement between Makkah and Madinah is part of the traditional sequence of Hajj rituals.
•Millions of Muslims participate in the Hajj pilgrimage annually, requiring extensive logistical coordination.

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▸If Saudi authorities efficiently manage pilgrim arrivals and departures then the flow of pilgrims will remain orderly, reducing congestion and health risks for participants.

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MESaudi GazettePassports Department at Jeddah airport swings into processing departure of Hajj pilgrims MESaudi GazetteMadinah welcomes first groups of Hajj pilgrims arriving from Makkah

Madinah has welcomed the first groups of Hajj pilgrims arriving from Makkah, continuing the annual pilgrimage rituals. Meanwhile, Jeddah airport's Passports Department has started processing the departure of Hajj pilgrims. These developments are crucial for managing the flow of millions of pilgrims during the Hajj season and ensuring smooth transitions between key locations.