
Ghanaian Pilgrims Return from 2026 Hajj
The first group of 423 Ghanaian pilgrims has returned to Tamale after participating in the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.
5 stories found

The first group of 423 Ghanaian pilgrims has returned to Tamale after participating in the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.

The 2026 Hajj pilgrimage has commenced, with the first batches of pilgrims departing from countries like Ghana and Sri Lanka for Mecca. Tragically, seven Indonesian pilgrims have already passed away in Medina.

Ghana's National Chief Imam has urged Ghanaian pilgrims to uphold discipline and unity ahead of the 2026 Hajj, describing the pilgrimage as a significant pillar of Islam and praying for their safe travel and devotion.

The Foreign Affairs Ministry has advised Ghanaians intending to embark on Umrah to reconsider their travel plans in light of the evolving security situation in parts of the Middle East.

The Office of the National Chief Imam has congratulated Ghanaian Muslims preparing for the 2026 Hajj, urging them to uphold the highest values of Islam throughout the sacred pilgrimage.