Hajj 2026: UAE To Open Registration For Pilgrims On This Date In September!

Anticipation is already running high for Hajj 2026, and pilgrims in the UAE are no different. Keeping this in mind, authorities in the UAE have revealed that they will begin registration for Hajj 2026 from September 24 onwards. Yes, it is a part of its early preparations for the annual event, and here’s all you need to know about the upcoming registration.

UAE To Open Registrations For Hajj 2026

UAE citizens who are thinking of performing Hajj 2026 are in for some brilliant news. Yes, the reason we say this is that registrations will open on September 24th for the pilgrimage, which will take place in 2026. Yes, this registration will take place through the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowment, and Zakat’s official website and application. In fact, as reported by the Khaleej Times, the full details of the requirements and procedures will be announced in advance!

Individuals Should Ensure They Meet All The Criteria

So, people who are interested should prepare thoroughly so that they can meet all the criteria that are set by the authorities’ electronic registration system. It uses advanced technologies for streamlining selection success, and so, it’s pertinent that they are thoroughly prepared to meet all of these criteria. In fact, the Awqaf authority had approved a total of 6,228 pilgrims for Hajj 2025. It should be noted that registration will close on October 9th.

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What’s The Last Date For Registration?

As you already know, Hajj is considered one of the five key pillars of Islam. It is a religious duty for every Muslim who can physically and financially take this journey at least once in their lifetime. So, if you are someone who is willing to take this pilgrimage next year, don’t forget to stay tuned to this space for more details regarding Hajj 2026. After all, we will reveal them to you once they are out!

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