Hajj 2019 Application Status In Pakistan APK

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The Ministry of Religious Affairs of pakistan is going to draw the result of government Hajj quotas pilgrims. and in this app we compbine all results of haji of in this year who lucky persons can perform HAJJ this year, The Ministry of Religious Affairs & Inter Faith Harmony, has provided an online platform to the the intending pilgrims who have deposited their Hajj Applications in designated banks to view the detail of their group being entered online by the banks.

In the month of January, receiving of hajj applications for Govt hajj Scheme 2018. According to sources of Ministry of religious affairs (MORA) more than 3 lac and 75 thousands applications has been received.

in this app, we combine all the data from the government of Pakistan and make an easy app from piligrms of 2019 to chack their hajj application status that they can go on hajj or not,

Disclaimer: we do not claim any data query of this app all is fetched from ministry OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTANHAJJ INQUIRY and they have all rights of this query.

Hajj 2019 will commence on Friday, 9th of August 2019 and will continue till Wednesday, 14th of August 2019; in the evening time. This is the tentative date as the actual date is contingent on the sighting of the moon of Dhul Hijjah.



According to the Islamic Calendar, Muslim Pilgrimage begins on the 8th day of Dhul-Hijjah and ends on the thirteenth day of the same Islamic Holy month. There are many rituals in the performance of Hajj and these may be completed over the course of the 5 days. Every year, millions Muslims participate in this Holy Pilgrimage to the city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia.



At the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Hajj was made compulsory for the Muslims to perform once in their lifetime. The overarching aim of the Hajj is to strengthen one's faith and purify him or her of sins. Allah (SWT) mentions the benefits of Hajj as:

On the 10th of Dhul Hijja, Eid al Adha is celebrated. It is the day when Muslims slaughter an animal, generally a sheep, a goat, cow or a camel; remembering the sacrifice of Hazrat Ibrahim (RA). Prophet Ibrahim (RA) intended to slaughter his son Hazrat Ismail (RA) on Allah’s(SWT) orders, but Allah(SWT) replaced Hazrat Ismail(AS) with a sheep just when Hazrat Ibrahim(AS) was about to go ahead with the sacrifice. This submissive act of faith by Hazrat Ibrahim (RA) is an integral part of Hajj as it signifies trust and total surrender to the will of the Almighty Allah(SWT).



Hajj is meant to be an empowering event in a Muslim’s life and is needed to be performed in a righteous manner prescribed by Allah(SWT) as each act is historically significant and meaningful.