A group of Pakistani women pilgrims credited the better Hajj arrangements and facilities to the Federal Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Chaudhry Salik Hussain. They expressed gratitude to the federal minister for providing them with enhanced facilities and better services throughout from travelling Pakistan to their residences in Saudi Arabia.
Sharing their experience, the women also expressed satisfaction with the clean and neat accommodations, high-quality and hygienic food, and the helpful and cooperative staff. The women pilgrims were interviewed by a media team of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony in Madinah for use of social media accounts.
They acknowledged the efforts of the federal minister in improving the services provided to pilgrims, stating that they face no challenges concerning living, eating, traveling, or performing their religious rituals. One of pilgrims, Nasreen Akhtar, from Sialkot, praised the cleanliness of her hotel and the quality of the food, and commended the performance of the cooperative staff. Another pilgrim, Lubna, also from Sialkot, described the living environment as peaceful and praised the administration of the Hajj mission for taking proper care of the pilgrims.
Another pilgrim from Sialkot, Nida was thankful to the government for providing accommodation near Masjid-e-Nabvi, stating that it takes her only three minutes to reach the masjid.
