|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
 |
|
It's Spain vs. Netherlands in football World
Cup final |
|
Palestinian Authority rejects call for unconditional direct talks |
|
Solar
plane takes off for 24-hour test flight |
|
Maharshtra doctors say no to Swine Flu vaccine
|
|
Life
sciences industry in India 2nd in Asia Pacific: survey |
|
Anti
Nehru Remarks: Modi supporters protest outside court |
|
IIM
Ranchi inaugurated, new session from today
|
|
|
|
Congress MP too declines to buy Salman Khurshid’s
‘Waqf Reforms’:
Already rattled by the
strong opposition from the All India Muslim
.....
Read Full
Waqf Amendment Bill 2010: Productive or Counterproductive, war goes
on |
One thousand Mumbai students to
interact with NASA astronaut Joan Higginbotham:
At Nehru Auditorium of Nehru Centre, Dr. Annie Besant
Road, Mumbai coming
....
Read
Full
Female astronauts to set
record in space
|
| |
|
|
 |
|
 Life
sciences industry in India 2nd in Asia Pacific: survey:
Indian life sciences
industry by garnering a revenue of 21 billion dollars in 2009 took a
close
....
Read Full
|
 Mubin
Solkar: Samad not connected to Pune blast:
The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) did not arrest, detain or
interrogate Abdul Samad .....
Read Full |
|
 AMU team
for Murshidabad Special centre moves to its destination:
The Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor Prof. P.K. Abdul Azis
in a .....
Read Full |
 Saudi Arabia to sign
agreement with ISRO for its space program:
A delegation of
scientists from Saudi Arabia are set to visit India to ink an
agreement
.....
Read Full |
| |
|
|
 |
|
|
 Illiteracy, ignorance refrain Muslims from taking benefits of Govt. schemes:
Chief Development Officer, Zaheer bin Saghir said here in a meeting
of Multi-Sectoral ......
Read Full |
 Malaysian bikers
traverse 11 countries to perform Umrah:
They were 11 in number
and they traversed 11 countries, starting from Kuala Lumpur to reach
.....
Read Full |
|
 AMU Academic Council
reviews status of off campus special centers:
A Special meeting of the Academic Council of the Aligarh
Muslim University .....
Read Full |
 Saudi heritage
exhibition to tour US, European capitals:
Saudi Arabian King
Abdullah has issued a royal decree for what is termed as a
landmark .....
Read Full |
|
 Ishrat's family refutes
all charges, seeks clarification from PC:
The family of Ishrat Jahan,
who was killed along with three alleged terrorists in 2004 in an
....
Read Full |
 Bring
down the 'level of arrogance': Jaitley to UPA:
Claiming that the opposition-sponsored Bharat
Bandh against price rise had been an "unprecedented" ....
Read Full |
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
Malegaon:
The Health Ministry in Saudi Arabia is expected to issue a set of health
conditions to be observed by pilgrims coming for this year’s Haj
soon, reports Arab News.
“The new conditions will inform all pilgrims of what health
arrangements they have to make before they can proceed to the
Kingdom to perform Haj,” Arab News quoted the undersecretary of the
Haj Ministry, Dr. Ziyad Maimash.
He, however, would not say if the new health conditions would be the
same as those last year, which prevented people under 12 and above
60 from performing Haj because of the swine flu pandemic and made it
a must for all pilgrims to be vaccinated against the disease.
“Everything will be clear when the new health conditions are
announced within the next few days,” he said. The Haj Ministry
usually endorses the recommendations of the Health Ministry, which
then needs to be strictly observed by everyone coming for Haj or
Umrah.
Meanwhile, Fellow Haj Ministry Undersecretary Hatim Qadi told Arab
News that the ministry has completed about 98 percent of
arrangements for the next pilgrimage.
He said meetings were held with Haj missions of all countries,
during which arrangements and preparations were discussed.
He said the use of the Makkah Metro
during the pilgrimage was discussed during a workshop held by a
number of government bodies, including the governorate, the Ministry
of Rural and Municipal Affairs, the Directorate General of Civil
Defense, and the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Institute for Haj
research, among others.
The official said a number of other workshops were held on how to
manage pilgrims on the Jamrat Bridge.
He also said Haj Minister Dr. Fouad Abdul Salam Al-Farsi will
approve the Tawafa establishments’ plan in August.
Sources at the Haj Ministry told Arab News that a total of 2.2
million people have performed Umrah since the beginning of the year.
They said Umrah visas would be granted
until the end of Shaaban (August) and added that all Umrah pilgrims
should leave the country in Shawwal (two months before Haj).
|
Comment on this article