Hajj Policy 2020 | MORA announced Hajj Policy 2020 | Applications Submission date for Hajj

Ministry of Religiuos Afair announced Hajj Policy for year 2020. Minister for MORA stated in Hajj Policy 2020 that Hajj Applications for the year 2020 will be accepting from 24 February 2020.
Basic Documents which are required for submission of Hajj Application are:

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Banks which have more than 250 will be able to accept Hajj application under the supervision of MORA.

Under Govt Hajj Scheme total 179,210 pilgrims will perform Hajj.
Quota system will be same as 60% for Govt and 40% for private.

Hajj Dues:
Pilgrims which are departured from northern regions will pay Rs. 490,000 and Southern regions Rs. 480,000.

Hajj Policy : Basic Documents for Submission of Hajj Application

Government of Pakistan expected to announce Hajj Policy in February, 2020.
Last time date for receiving Government Hajj Scheme Applications is February 20, 2019.

Applicants who wants to submit their Hajj Applications in Government Hajj Scheme 2020 prepare their documents before the date announced for their easier.

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Basic Documents which required for submission of Hajj Application are listed below.

01 - Machine Readable Passport which minimum expiry 01 February 2021
02 - Valid Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC)
03 - Minimum Ten (10) Photographs
04 - Blood Group of Applicant should be known
05 - Computerized National Identity Card ( CNIC ) of Relative of Applicant.

Hajj lucky draw postponed

 

Hours before the government was due to announce the names of selected in the annual Hajj lucky draw, the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA) on Friday announced that it has delayed the draw indefinitely in keeping with a stay order issued by the Sindh Hight Court.

A day earlier the Sindh High Court (SHC) Sukkur bench had ordered a stay on the lucky draw while hearing a petition field by Mufti Abdul Majid. The petition had declared that the new Hajj policy, which prevents individuals from performing the pilgrimage more than once within a stipulated period of time, is against the Shariah.

The decision to indefinitely postponed the lucky draw which was due to be held at 04pm today was made during a meeting of officials from the ministry. The officials decided to appeal the SHC's stay order before the Supreme Court before setting another date for the lucky draw.
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While many pilgrims from Pakistan avail the services of private companies to look after their travel and stay in Saudi Arabia, thousands apply for the annual government scheme that entails a lucky draw.