Muzdalifah: Qatari Hajj Mission continued implementing its comprehensive operational plan for the 1447H Hajj season as it accompanied Qatari pilgrims from Arafat to Muzdalifah aboard the holy sites train under a smooth and organized crowd-management plan.
According to Qatar News Agency, the mission deployed integrated field, medical, religious, and support teams in Muzdalifah to provide healthcare, logistical assistance, and religious guidance, helping pilgrims perform their rituals in a safe and comfortable environment before heading to Mina for the stoning ritual and Tawaf Al Ifadah.
The medical unit intensified its field presence through specialized medical teams, mobile clinics, and advanced emergency equipment, including ambulances and rapid-response scooters designed to reach crowded areas quickly. The mission also introduced the advanced HT Rescue Jacket, equipped with essential emergency medical tools to improve rapid intervention inside dense crowds.
Head of the Medical Unit Khalid Abdulhadi stated that the mission is providing an integrated healthcare system operating around the clock to ensure pilgrims' safety throughout the holy sites. Meanwhile, the religious affairs unit continued accompanying pilgrims by offering fatwas, guidance, and spiritual support.
Head of the Sharia Unit Dr. Mohammed Mahmoud Al Mahmoud noted that pilgrims moved smoothly from Arafat to Muzdalifah and performed their rituals in an atmosphere of calm and reassurance. The communication and support unit also operated around the clock through field teams and digital services, including the Hajj Guide application, to respond quickly to pilgrims' requests and emergencies.
Qatari pilgrims praised the high level of organization and services provided throughout the Hajj journey, highlighting the efficiency of transportation, healthcare, and field support services. The Qatari Hajj Mission also commended the extensive efforts of Saudi Arabia in managing the Hajj season and facilitating pilgrims' movement across the holy sites through advanced security, organizational, and healthcare systems.