The delegation of Russian hajj mission that is headed by the first
deputy chairman of Russia Muftis Council and the Spiritual
Administration of Muslims of the Russian Federation Rushan hazrat
Abbyasov this year met with the deputy minister of hajj affairs of the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Dr. Hussain Bin Nasser Bin Abdullah Hazza
Al-Sharif.
The meeting was also attended by the deputy mufti of Crimea Ayder
Ismailov, deputy mufti of the Chechen Republic Muhammad Arif
Abdusalyamov, deputy mufti of the Republic of Dagestan Muhammad Mankoev,
representative of the Russian hajj mission in Saudi Arabia Kurban
Umaraskhabov and the country's leading hajj operators, including the
head of Muslim Tour company Ali hajji Gurdin.
Within the course of the meeting, Rushan hazrat greeted Dr. Al-Sharif on
behalf of the hajj affairs officer of the Religious Communities
Commission of the Government of the Russian Federation, deputy chairman
of the Council of Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian
Federation Ilyas Umakhanov and the spiritual leader of Russia's Muslims
mufti sheikh Ravil Gaynutdin. He expressed his gratitude to the Saudi
party for organizing hajj for more than 2 million pilgrims last year,
saying that the Russian pilgrims were satisfied with the hajj conditions
in 2015 season.
Dr. Hussain Bin Nasser Bin Abdullah Hazza Al-Sharif in his turn
explained the new and more comfortable conditions for hajj this year. He
also noted the upcoming end of restoration works in Masjid al-Haram and
the unveiling of a new high-speed train connecting Jeddah, Mecca and
Medina in 2017.
The parties also discussed the hajj quota for Russia that remained at
the same level this year as well as the articles of the Protocol to be
signed by the Russian Hajj Mission and the Ministry of Hajj of the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Jeddah.
The agreement and the protocol are signed by the parties annually during the preparation for the year's hajj season.
Last year's hajj was attended by more than 14 thousand pilgrims from 65 regions of the Russian Federation.
Source: RMC press service
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