Hajj 2024: Australian Pilgrims Warning on Last Minute Package Deals.
Every year, more than 5000 Australian Muslims travel to Mecca in Saudi Arabia to undertake their Hajj. Many will have saved for years in the knowledge that it will be a once in a lifetime trip.
As we approach the Hajj season this year, it is crucial that all Australian pilgrims exercise caution when booking their pilgrimage.
I strongly urge everyone to use the official “Nusuk” portal for all Hajj bookings.
“Nusuk” the unique platform authorised by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah to offer Hajj services, has been designed to provide a secure and transparent booking process for pilgrims from over 126 countries, including Australia and New Zealand.
Booking through third-party agents outside of this official system exposes pilgrims to significant risks of fraud.
To ensure a safe and spiritually fulfilling journey, please adhere to the official channels provided by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.
Overall, while no system can completely eliminate fraud, the “Nusuk” Hajj portal has significantly reduced the risk by providing a secure, centralized platform for all Hajj-related transactions and by continuously educating pilgrims on safe practices.
Anyone who fears they have been a victim of Hajj fraud, please don’t suffer in silence or feel embarrassed about coming forward. It is very important that you report this by call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444. This will help protect the community from these crimes.
Let us work together to protect our community from potential scams and to make this sacred pilgrimage a secure and blessed experience for all.
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