Hajj Khutba Arafat Live 2022 Translation in 14 Languages
The government of Saudi Arabia has announced to translate the Hajj sermon into 14 languages, including Urdu, and Arabic. French, Indonesian, Bengali, Persian, and Others.
- Arabic
- Urdu
- Persian
- Turkish
- Hindi
- Chinese
- Spanish
- French
- Russian
- Malay
- Bengali
- Hausa
- Tamil
- Swahili
According to a statement issued by the Guardian of the Two Holy Mosques, the Hajj Sermon will be translated into 14 languages, including Urdu, for the convenience of Hajj pilgrims and Muslims around the world.
ڈاکٹر محمد بن عبدالکریم نو ذوالحج کو عرفات کی مسجد نمرہ میں حج کا خطبہ دیں گے۔
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has appointed Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Kareem Al-Issa as Khatib for Hajj 2022. He will deliver the Hajj sermon in Nimrah Mosque.
Arafah Day – Hajj Sermon Live From Nimra Mosque
Arafat Sermon 1443/2022 Translation : Listen to the Hajj Sermon 2022/1443 from Majid Namirah, Arafat delivered by His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Al Issa
Note: Available from 12:30 PM (Makkah Time), 9 Dhul Hijjah 1443
Tarwiia Day – Official Start of Hajj in Mina
On the other hand, the administration of the two holy shrines introduced robot guides in the Masjid al-Haram to answer religious or Hajj-related questions. The robot guide will answer questions in Urdu, Arabic, English, French, Russian, Persian, Turkish, Malawi, Bengali, Chinese, and Hosawean.
Hajj Started in Makka 1443 AH
Makkah Mukarramah After a two-year ban due to the Corona epidemic, one million pilgrims will leave for Mina today to perform the Hajj.
Pilgrims from all over the world will leave Mecca for Mina today between the 7th and 8th of Dhu al-Hajj on the night of Dhu al-Hajj. Has been settled.
It should be noted that according to the rites of Hajj, the pilgrims have to stay in their tents in Mina on the day of 8 Dhu al-Hajj, from where they can perform Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha after performing the Fajr prayers of 9 Dhu al-Hajj.
Will leave for This process will be completed by the next day’s Zuhr prayers.
