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Risky pilgrimage Millions of Muslim pilgrims have already risked...
Muslim pilgrims circle the Kaaba inside the Grand Mosque in Mecca after morning prayers.
Liberia: Muslims Entangled in Haj Scandal
The Liberian Muslim Community is apparently embroiled in a scandal, with some Legislators allegedly linked, resulting into the deportation of Several Liberian Muslim members from the ongoing Hajj in Saudi Arabia.
Thousands of American Muslims Travel to Saudi for Hajj
An estimated three million Muslims have traveled to Mecca to perform the Hajj. This year, 12,000 American Muslims are performing this particular pillar of Islam.
Hajj Mission of the Department of Islamic Affairs in Dubai arrive in Makkah
The Hajj mission of the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai, arrived in Makkah last night to perform Hajj after visiting Medina, as a prelude for performing Hajj.
62 cheated hajj pilgrims fly to Saudi
Cheated by a travel agent, 62 pilgrims are finally flying to Saudi Arabia on Sunday night with contribution from their group leader and own pockets to perform Hajj in Makkah.
Sarkozy in Saudi Arabia Forging a closer relationship
The two leaders were reported to be 'on the same wave length' in regard to resuming Mideast peace talks Prince Nayef bin Abdelaziz with the French president President Nicolas Sarkozy of France arrived in Riyadh on November 17 for a two-day state visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
First Wyndham Hotel in Middle East to be developed in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia: 34 minutes ago Wyndham Hotels and Resorts has signed an agreement to operate the first Wyndham brand hotel in the Middle East, a 210-room, 15-story upscale hotel to be developed by Rayada Investment Company in Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia trying to keep costs low during the haj
KUALA LUMPUR: The Saudi Arabian government is doing its best to control accommodation and transportation costs during the haj season and is constantly improving facilities for pilgrims.
Saudi Arabia reports first H1N1 deaths among pilgrims
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday four pilgrims had died of the new H1N1 flu virus three days before the massive Muslim haj is due to begin, al-Hayat newspaper said.
Millions take part in pilgrimage
Health and safety are always priorities for the nearly 3 million Muslims taking part in the annual hajj, or pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, but the H1N1 pandemic has brought increased awareness of such matters this year, said Imam Omar Hazim, of the Islamic Center of Topeka, 1115 S.E. 27th.
Haj pilgrims who were denied Saudi visas will be flown to Mecca on November 21, state Haj committee chief Syed Mohammed Masih said on Wednesday.
Emaar Middle East to showcase Saudi Arabian projects in Qatar
Saudi Arabia: 3 hours, 57 minutes ago Emaar Middle East is highlighting its Saudi Arabian projects at a Qatar roadshow being held on November 19, 2009 from 10am to 10pm, at the Al Mirqab Hall, Four Seasons Hotel in Doha.
The recent incident involving a Saudi Arabian diplomat provides us with lessons one of which we should not miss.
ITCA Dubai to offer unique opportunities to travel catering industry
United Arab Emirates: 1 hour, 32 minutes ago The Middle East and North Africa is currently the only region which is experiencing growth in the airline industry this year, according to recent remarks by the head of the International Air Transport Authority .
Millennium & Copthorne is benefitting from a boom in Muslim religious travel
In two weeks' time, more than 3m Muslims will descend on Mecca for Hajj, the annual festival and fifth and final pillar of Islam.
Father's quest over nurse death
The Helen Smith case is best known because for 30 years her body has lain in a Yorkshire mortuary.
Muslim community pleased with Govt apology to Saudi diplomat --
THE Muslim community has lauded the government of Trinidad and Tobago for finally admitting its mistake in 'humiliating' a member of the Saudi Arabian Government.
Foreign Affairs Ministry apologises to Saudi Arabia:
The Prime Minister Patrick Manning's administration has expressed its 'profound apology' to the people and government of Saudi Arabia for the search and questioning of one of their diplomats by local law enforcement on Monday.
In LB: Shootings, Murders, Deficit...And Mayor Foster Is On ...
LBReport.com has learned that LB Mayor Bob Foster plans to miss the next LB City Council meeting to fly to Saudi Arabia as part of what a Texas press outlet says is a trip to the mideast kingdom for five U.S. Mayors paid for by the Saudi regime.
Saudi Women Activists launch the a oeBlack Ribbons Campaigna on November 6th
Wajeha al-Huwaider On November 6. 1990, 47 brave Saudi women drove their cars publicly in the capitol of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, to demand their right to drive.
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