Radio Pakistan's special correspondent Asad Ullah Khan reports from Saudi Arabia that the process of changing the Kiswa began after Asr prayers.

This was stated by the spokesperson of Ministry of Religious Affairs while talking to Radio Pakistan’s correspondent Asad Ullah Khan in Madinah

The post-Hajj flight operation is in full swing, with 34,000 Pakistani pilgrims having already returned home

Pakistani pilgrims have commended the Government of Pakistan for making excellent arrangements to ensure their comfortable and hassle-free stay in both Makkah and Madinah.

The Federal Minister for Religious Affairs was talking to the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals in Madinah

Radio Pakistan correspondent Asad Ullah Khan reports from Madina that 12,157 Hujjaj have reached Pakistan from Makkah in the last three days.

Minister of State for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Kheal Das Kohistani welcomed the Hujjaj at Karachi airport

Radio Pakistan correspondent Asad Ullah Khan reports from Makkah that the bags contained cash worth over 750,000 Pakistani rupees, expensive mobile phones, and essential travel documents.

Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhary received the pilgrims at the airport.

The Minister also offered prayers at Roza-e-Rasool with utmost devotion, respect and love.

The Minister for Religious Affairs made these remarks while talking to the media in Madinah

Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousaf and members of the Pakistan Hajj Mission bid farewell to Pakistani pilgrims departing for home

He was addressing a post-Hajj news conference in Makkah today.

Under the government Hajj scheme, the first flight will depart from Jeddah on Sunday night and reach Sialkot early on Monday with 391 pilgrims on board.

Pakistan’s Hajj arrangements have earned high praise on the global stage for the second consecutive year.

All passengers traveling on Pakistan International Airlines, Airblue and Air Sial will be allowed forty kilograms of check-in baggage, packed in two pieces of twenty kilograms each.

Hujjaj are stoning the three Jamarah in sequence, beginning with the smallest, followed by the medium-sized, and ending with the largest.

Pilgrims have been advised to avoid carrying luggage to the Jamarat facility and the Grand Mosque to prevent congestion.

Only one pillar that is big Jamarah was open today, while two pillars will be opened over the following two days.

In his message, he said the sacred occasion of Hajj provides a golden opportunity for worshippers to seek Allah Almighty’s mercy, blessings and grace.