Saudi Ministry of Hajj advises pilgrims to keep Nusuk card for easy access to holy sites, easing movement during 1447 AH Hajj journey.
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has advised pilgrims to carry and wear the Nusuk card throughout their Hajj 1447 AH journey. The ministry describes this document as a crucial identification tool that significantly facilitates movement and access to services across holy sites, making it an indispensable companion for travelers.
According to sources from Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the Nusuk card serves multiple purposes. It not only acts as a valid identity proof but also helps in managing crowds efficiently by providing quick entry into designated areas of Mecca and Medina. Pilgrims can use this card to access various facilities such as mosques, prayer halls, and other religious sites with ease.
The ministry emphasizes the importance of keeping the Nusuk card at all times during the pilgrimage. This move aims to ensure that pilgrims have a reliable means of identification throughout their journey, thereby enhancing security and convenience for those participating in this significant annual event. With its widespread use, the Nusuk card has become an essential component of the Hajj experience, streamlining the process for millions who undertake this spiritual undertaking each year.
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