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The concerned authorities of the Makkah region, for the fourth consecutive year, prohibit and prohibit the entry of camels to Mecca and the holy places, in accordance with the provisions of the law. The guidelines of Prince Hâlj's Counselor, Prince Khalid Al Faisal, which includes the prevention of entry into the holy places and harbors of Mecca, to ensure the safety of pilgrims and Umrah and of not to be contaminated by infectious diseases such as Corona virus,
Prevent the entry of camels into and around holy places and not shoot them down in this area for fear of transmission of infection and spread among the pilgrims, according to the fatwa of the Standing Committee of the Board of Senior Fellows
Fourthly, in accordance with the request of the Secretariat of the capital to continue the preventive measures and require the extension of the work to prevent the entry of camels and their presence in the areas of Hajj and Umrah, including sacrifices and sacrifices and the sale of milk to Mecca. Decision to prevent the entry of camels Mecca returned to 2015 after the Standing Committee on Scientific Research and Ifta issued a fatwa approving the prevention and exclusion of camels from sacrifice and sacrifice, and only to cows and sheep. On the other hand, the Director General of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture of Mecca, Dr. Omar Bin Said Al-Faqih, explained that prevention camels entering the holy places and their presence in the areas of Hajj and Umrah Mecca and the holy places and so on
For the fourth consecutive year, "Corona" excludes camels from Mecca
AbdulRazaq al-Bagali
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For the fourth year in a row, relevant parties in the Makkah region have continued to ban and d & rsquo; Ban the entry of camels to Mecca and holy places in accordance with the guidelines of the Custodian Councilor of the Two Holy Mosques Prince of Makkah To prevent his entry into the holy places and harbors of Makkah, in order to ensure security
Prevent the entry of camels in and around the holy places and not shoot them down in this area for fear of disease transmission and spread among the pilgrims, on the basis of the ban was also included for this year for the fourth year consecutively, as requested by the Secretariat of the capital to continue the precautionary measures and health demand to extend the work to prevent the entry of camels and their presence in the areas of Hajj and Hajj.
The decision to ban the entry of camels to Mecca dates back to 2015 after the Standing Committee on Scientific Research and Ifta issued a fatwa approving the ban and the Exclusion of camels from the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture of the Mecca region, Dr. Omar bin Saeed al-Faqih, explained to the Minister of Health and the Ministry of Health, "Before", to prevent the entry of camels into the pain sensations Sacred places and their presence in the regions of Hajj and Umrah, including massacres of sacrifices and sacrifices and the sale of milk in Mecca and in the holy places to ensure the safety of pilgrims and uninfected persons.
The jurisprudence of the "precedent": the prohibition includes the massacres of sacrifices and sacrifices and the sale of milk
The authorities concerned of Mecca, for the fourth consecutive year, prohibit and forbid the sale of milk. entrance of camels to Mecca and the holy places, in accordance with the instructions of the Adviser of the Guardian of the Two Holy Mosques, Prince of Mecca Region The head of the Central Committee of the Hajj, Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, prohibiting the access to the holy places and harbors of Mecca to ensure the safety of pilgrims and Umrah and not be infected by infectious diseases such as Corona virus.
For the fourth time in a row, on the basis of the Advisory Opinion of the Standing Committee of the Council of Senior Fellows.
This ban was also included for the fourth consecutive time, according to what I asked The decision to ban the entry of camels to Makkah is due to the prohibition of the Entry of camels and their presence in the regions of Hajj and Umrah, including sacrifices and sacrifices, and the sale of milk to Mecca and the holy places. Until 2015, the Standing Committee on Scientific Research and the Ifta issued a fatwa endorsing the prevention and exclusion of camels from sacrifice and sacrifice, and only cows and sheep, after that the Ministry of Health reported that camels were the main source of the virus. Another, explained the Omar bin Said al-Faqih telescope told Sabq that the ban on camels entering the holy places and their presence in the areas of Hajj and Umrah, including the massacres of sacrifices and sacrificing and selling milk in Mecca and around the holy places. In order to ensure the safety of the pilgrims of the House of God and the people and not to be exposed to infectious diseases, a precautionary measure was taken this year.
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