Riaz ul Jannah visits begin for Pakistani intending pilgrims in Madinah

ISLAMABAD, Apr 21 (APP): Riaz ul Jannah (Rawdah) visitation activity for Pakistani Intending pilgrims formally commenced on Tuesday at Masjid an-Nabawi.

According to the spokesperson of Ministry of Religious Affairs, arrangements were reviewed by Coordinator Madinah Kashif Hussain, Director Madinah Zahid Sohail, and the Riaz ul Jannah team headed by Zubair Niazi.

The meeting focused on ensuring smooth access, effective coordination, and proper management of the visiting pilgrims.

A total of 335 Pakistani intending pilgrims, including 173 men and 162 women, are scheduled for today’s visit. Special permission has been secured from the Saudi authorities to facilitate these visits.

Officials have devised designated time slots to regulate the flow. Male pilgrims will be accommodated from midday until Isha and from 2:00pm until Fajr, while female pilgrims will be scheduled after Fajr until 11:00am and again after Isha until midnight.

All movements are being supervised by officials of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, serving as Khudam-ul-Hujjaj, to ensure a smooth and organized experience.

Authorities stated that facilitating access to Riaz ul Jannah—one of the most revered areas within Masjid an-Nabawi—remains a top priority for Pakistani pilgrims in Madinah.