The first batch of Lagos State pilgrims participating in the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage has departed Madinah for the holy city of Makkah to continue the spiritual exercise.
The pilgrims reportedly left Madinah in high spirits after spending four days engaged in prayers and other religious activities at the Prophet’s Mosque.
Meanwhile, the second and third batches of Lagos pilgrims who arrived in Madinah on Sunday have commenced Ziyyarah, visits to notable Islamic historical sites within the city.
The visits offered the pilgrims an opportunity to reflect on Islamic history, the sacrifices of early Muslims and deepen their spiritual preparations ahead of the major Hajj rites in Makkah.
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2026 Hajj: First batch of Lagos pilgrims proceeds to Makkah
Source: Daily Post
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