Ministry of Hajj

This sacred country has the privilege of providing comprehensive service to God's invincible pilgrims and providing peace services to pilgrims, pilgrims, pilgrims and noble prophet mosques . As soon as the pilgrims step into the kingdom's territory until returning to their respective countries, these services are ready to wear the best uniforms in every sport. To cherish the necessity of pilgrims is the main concern of the kingdom

As stated in the Royal Governing Code announced by H1414, "The State shall bear the responsibility to serve two holy mosques, to fully take care of the pilgrims and rebuild and serve the two holy mosques. Provide safety and care so that they can peacefully and quietly visit pilgrimage, pilgrimage, and the prophet's mosque

In collaboration with Hajj and Religious Affairs in Afghanistan, Zarmina has developed religious teaching materials to promote secondary schooling of girls and to protect teachers. In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, she also recruited female teachers to provide water, hand washing equipment, clean and safe toilets to 30 girls high school. Zaka's field survey on how the educational system in Afghanistan restricts girls' entry into the classroom. In her six states, her team will interview girls, parents, teachers and educators. Zarqa will then use her findings to encourage the Central Education Ministry to develop a national action plan to tackle systematic barriers preventing girls from completing secondary education.

Saudi Government's Mecca Pilgrimage Department has established a permanent tent city to accommodate Mina Muslim pilgrims, where demonic stones are held as part of a pilgrimage to the whole of Mecca. Mount Arafat also has a city of tents, which is another important place in the Hajj era. Because there is the possibility that as many as 4 million pilgrims may be pilgrims each year, the city of Tent has a population of 20 to 40 people per capita population. Therefore, the occurrence of fire and illness has always been concerned. Since the late 1990s Saudi Arabian authorities began using refractory tents to reduce the risk of large-scale fires.