المملكة: "Al-Hudhayfi" During the Arafa sermon: In Hajj, there are no political or partisan slogans, but rather submission to God

Sheikh Dr. Ali Al-Hudhayfi in Arafat’s sermon: "O people, you must fear God, for it will save the servant in his afterlife"
His Eminence continued: "Part of fearing God is preparing for the Day of Resurrection by performing obedience and abandoning sins and bad deeds. The greatest preparation for the afterlife is through monotheism and worshiping God alone and abandoning the supplications of others."
Sheikh Al-Hudhaifi added: "Pilgrims came from all over the world to perform rituals to please God Almighty and seek His reward. They glorify the ancient house and the holy sites."
His Eminence emphasized: "In Hajj, there are no political slogans or partisan calls, but rather submission to God, following His Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and purity in the outward and inward aspects.".
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Nimra Mosque
Since the early morning hours, crowds of pilgrims flocked to the Nimra Mosque in Mash’ar Arafat to perform the noon and afternoon prayers, combined and short, and to listen to the sermon of Arafat, amid an atmosphere of faith, surrounded by tranquility and reassurance.
The mosque and its courtyards witnessed a high flow of pilgrims’ movement, thanks to Field follow-up of the competent authorities that have harnessed all their organizational and service capabilities to ensure the comfort of the guests of God, and to facilitate their performance of rituals in peace, through well-established plans to manage crowds, and provide guidance, refrigeration, water, and health and emergency care services.
The General Authority for the Care of The Grand Mosqueand the Prophet’s Mosque, His Eminence Sheikh Dr. Ali Al-Hudhaifi, imam and preacher of the Prophet’s Mosque, preached on the Day of Arafat for the year 1447 AH from Nimra Mosque.
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