KABUL and Religious Affairs (MoHRA) has backed the Saudi decision on allowing a “very limited” Hajj this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A day after Riyadh announced the decision, MoHRA said the Afghans who were in queue for this year’s hajj would perform the pilgrimage next year.
Only the people already living in the kingdom will be allowed to take part in the annual pilgrimage, according to the Saudi Hajj Ministry.
"It has been decided to hold the pilgrimage this year with . . .
