Madeenah 'Isha
(Surah Furqan 25-40) Sheikh Hudhaify
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21st June 2010 ~ 10th Rajjab 1431
Makkah 'Isha
(Surah Ghaafir 36-46) Sheikh Ghamdi
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(Surah Ghaafir 36-46) Sheikh Ghamdi
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Madeenah Maghrib
(Surahs Nasr and Ikhlas) Sheikh Ale Sheikh
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Makkah Maghrib
(Surahs Zalzalah and Qariah) Sheikh Mu'ayqali
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Makkah Metro to serve pilgrims this Hajj
MAKKAH: The first phase of the Al Mashaaer Al Mugaddassah Metro (Makkah Metro) project is expected to be completed before this year’s Haj, the Saudi Railway Organization (SRO) said on Thursday.
SRO President Abdul Aziz Al-Hoqail said this will enable Haj pilgrims to use 35 percent of train service. The first phase will connect the holy sites of Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina. This will reduce the traffic congestion, specially on the day of Arafat, to a large extent.
“While the entire project will be completed before the Haj season next year, the finishing of the first phase would mean that 35 percent of our services will be offered to the pilgrims this year itself,” Hoqail said.
This would mean that more than 50,000 cars and buses that carry pilgrims between Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina would no longer be required.
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SRO President Abdul Aziz Al-Hoqail said this will enable Haj pilgrims to use 35 percent of train service. The first phase will connect the holy sites of Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina. This will reduce the traffic congestion, specially on the day of Arafat, to a large extent.
“While the entire project will be completed before the Haj season next year, the finishing of the first phase would mean that 35 percent of our services will be offered to the pilgrims this year itself,” Hoqail said.
This would mean that more than 50,000 cars and buses that carry pilgrims between Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina would no longer be required.
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