- Pilgrim quotas are approved by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah without any conditions
- The quota is organized by the Ministry of Health and does not involve any other parties
- The quota is approved through an agreement between the ministry of Hajj and Umrah and the responsible authorities in the pilgrim’s country
- None of these
- c
- Hajj Organizers Association
- MCO (Main Control Office)
- Ministry of Religious Affairs
- Pakistani Embassy in KSA
- b
- 6-10 hours
- 10-12 hours
- 15-17 hours
- 18-24 hours
- d
- Saudi Civil Defense
- Ministry of Health
- Pilgrim’s Affairs Office
- Hajj Management Board
- a
- Informing local authorities
- Notifying the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah
- Issuing a death or birth certificate
- Contacting the Saudi consulate
- c
- Holding gatherings for collective supplication in the Grand Mosque or Prophet’s Mosque
- Taking photographs in the holy sites for personal memories
- Engaging in political or sectarian activities during Hajj
- Distributing educational materials about Hajj rituals
- c
- The stage where pilgrims are invited to throw the stones
- The stage where pilgrims are dispatched to slaughterhouses in Mina
- The stage where pilgrims ascend to Mina (the day of Tarwiyah)
- The stage of final departure through airports and ports
- b
- Yes, the Federal Government can be held liable
- No, the Federal Government is protected from liability if actions are taken in good faith
- Yes, but only for financial damages
- No, but the officer can be held personally liable
- b