Mecca, May 22 (Petra)– Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and
head of the Jordanian Hajj missions, Mohammad Al-Khalaileh,
accompanied by Jordan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Haitham Abu
Al-Foul, inspected the conditions of Jordanian pilgrims staying in
the Jarwal area of Mecca, where they reviewed the level of logistical
services, accommodation facilities and transportation arrangements
provided to the pilgrims.

The visit came as part of intensive field tours carried out on Friday
by the Jordanian Hajj missions to check on pilgrims and follow up on
their needs. The tours also included a visit to the Jordanian
military Hajj mission.

During the tour, Al-Khalaileh stressed that the Jordanian Hajj
missions continue to operate around the clock to serve pilgrims and
meet their needs, noting that administrative, medical and guidance
teams are directly monitoring pilgrims’ conditions to ensure their
comfort and facilitate the performance of their rituals with ease.

Al-Khalaileh and Abu Al-Foul also listened to remarks from several
pilgrims, who praised the level of organization and services
provided, saying that the administrative and logistical measures had
helped ease their transportation and accommodation in Mecca.

As part of the field visits, Al-Khalaileh and Abu Al-Foul visited the
Jordanian military Hajj mission, where they reviewed the conditions
of its members and the services provided to them, stressing the
importance of coordination and integration among the various
Jordanian missions operating during the Hajj season.

The minister and the ambassador also offered condolences to the
family of the late Jordanian pilgrim Ziad Mohammad Hassan Al-Kilani,
who passed away in Mecca last Wednesday. They expressed their deepest
sympathies to the family and prayed for God’s mercy upon the
deceased.

The Ministry of Awqaf confirmed that the Jordanian Hajj mission had
followed up on all procedures related to the deceased from the first
moments, in coordination with the relevant Saudi authorities, to
ensure all necessary facilitation for his family and companions.

//Petra// MF