Tag: hajj

In the heart of a scorching desert, a single act of mercy toward a dying animal changed the destiny of a woman shunned by society. Discover how a simple shoe filled with water became a vessel for divine forgiveness and a timeless lesson on the boundless Rahma (mercy) of Allah.

​Known as the "Scholar of the Ummah," Abdullah bin Abbas was more than a relative of the Prophet ﷺ; he was a master of logic and linguistics who defined the art of Tafsir. From his humble days at the doorsteps of the Sahaba to his legacy in Taif, witness the story of a man who turned knowledge into a civilization's foundation.

Indonesian pilgrims from Yogyakarta and Jakarta have arrived in Madinah, signaling the official start of the 2026 Hajj season.

The Indonesian Ministry of Haji and Umrah has issued an urgent advisory for pilgrims following regional escalations in the Middle East. With potential flight cancellations and delays, pilgrims are urged to stay informed and prioritize safety.

A milestone in food diplomacy: Indonesia officially begins exporting 2,280 tons of premium rice to Saudi Arabia. This initiative marks the end of reliance on foreign suppliers for Hajj consumption and paves the way for Indonesian agricultural products in Middle Eastern retail giants.