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In a spiritually charged atmosphere, Morocco’s official delegation of pilgrims departed from Rabat-Salé Airport toward the Holy Sites early Thursday, marking the start of the 1447 Hajj season. This journey underscores King Mohammed VI’s ongoing commitment to ensuring the well-being of Moroccan pilgrims during their stay in Saudi Arabia.
The Departure of Moroccan Pilgrims
The delegation is led by Secretary of State for Social Integration, Abdel Jabbar El Rachidi, who expressed his deep honor in heading the group. He emphasized the royal directives that call for comprehensive support for Moroccan pilgrims, ensuring that they can perform their rituals in optimal conditions.
El Rachidi highlighted the profound spiritual and humanitarian dimensions of the king’s message to the pilgrims. It encourages them to embody the tolerant values of Islam, thereby representing Morocco with dignity and showcasing its commitment to moderation, solidarity, and kindness.
The King’s Message
On May 4, King Mohammed VI conveyed a royal message to the Moroccan pilgrims, which was read by Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Tawfiq. In his address, he urged the pilgrims to uphold good morals and maintain Morocco’s positive image while participating in the Hajj rituals.
Pilgrim Statistics and Organization
This year, approximately 34,000 Moroccan pilgrims will embark on the Hajj, with 22,200 of them participating through official channels, while an additional 11,800 are organized by travel agencies. The Moroccan government is committed to providing an organized and well-supported pilgrimage experience, reflecting its dedication to the spiritual journey of its citizens.
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