Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Council of Scholars Issues Fatwa Requiring Hajj Permit

Jakarta – The Supreme Council of Scholars of Saudi Arabia issued a fatwa prohibiting the performance of Hajj without permission. His party emphasized the need for a Hajj permit for all pilgrims as a form of strong commitment and responsibility towards the performance of worship.

This statement was made at a meeting that took place on Friday (26/4/2024). The council explained the Hajj ban after presentations from representatives of the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and the General Authority for the Affairs of the Great Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, said Saudi news agency. SPA.

The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah also delivered the fatwa issued by the Council of Senior Scholars through its X social media @MoHU_En.

“The Supreme Ulama Council has issued a fatwa forbidding performing the Hajj without official permission. They urge prospective pilgrims who intend to perform the Hajj to strictly adhere to the rules and guidelines,” the ministry wrote as quoted, Monday, (29/4/2024).

It was also said that the Council of Senior Scholars has studied the challenges and dangers that are a joint focus between the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and the General Authority for Mosque Affairs More and the Prophet’s Mosque. .

He emphasized that getting a Hajj permit is not just a legal obligation but an act of compliance with the laws of the country.

The following is the statement from the Supreme Council of Saudi Scholars as presented by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.

The Supreme Council of Ulema of Saudi Arabia emphasized the need to obtain a Hajj permit for all intending pilgrims. The Council wants to emphasize the importance of this license as a symbol of constant commitment and great responsibility towards the Hajj pilgrimage.

The guidelines and regulations carefully created by the government of Saudi Arabia are proof of its commitment to ensure the smooth organization and coordination of Hajj pilgrims, Umrah pilgrims and visitors. These steps, designed with great care, to facilitate your easy movement and ensure your safety and security during your spiritual journey, provide a feeling of confidence and protection.

The main objective of the organization of the Hajj is to simplify the process, requiring permission to be obtained according to established procedures. This permission is more than just documents, but it is a kind of sacred agreement between the congregation and their religious obligations.

In a comprehensive review, the Council of Senior Scholars has examined the challenges and risks identified in the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, as well on the General Authority for the Affairs of the Great Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque.

The Hajj permit is not just a document, which is deeply rooted in Islamic law, but it is an important part in simplifying the worship and the rituals related to the Hajj. It also plays an important role in ensuring the safety and security of the Hajj pilgrimage, a responsibility that we all have, providing a sense of protection and tranquility.

The careful planning done by the authorities responsible for organizing the Hajj ensures that the services prescribed by the Sharia are delivered smoothly. This strategic approach is very important in maintaining order and safety, especially in managing the number of congregations to prevent overcrowding and overcrowding.

Obtaining a Hajj permit is not just a legal obligation but an act of compliance with state law. Those who respect this legal account will not only avoid legal consequences but will also be adequately protected, which is a testament to their faith and obedience. This is a strong motivation and enthusiasm for the prospective Hajj pilgrims.

Performing Hajj without permission not only endangers your safety, but also poses a serious threat to fellow pilgrims. Such actions are not in accordance with Sharia law and are considered a serious violation of the guidelines issued for the public good. We urge you to respect the rules and ensure safe worship for all.

The council reiterated how bad it is to perform the Hajj without permission, it is a sin in the eyes of Allah. This holy journey must be undertaken with dignity and respect, respecting the sanctity of the rituals and holy places associated with the Hajj.

Remember, the Hajj permit is not just a piece of paper but a symbol of your commitment and responsibility towards this holy journey.

Before that, at the end of February, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah also issued a fine to those who wanted to perform the Hajj without permission. Launch Gulf Newsthe amount of the fine reached 50,000 rubles or equivalent to IDR 208 million (exchange rate IDR 4,168).

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