Ensuring Complete Hajj Participation amidst Ongoing Citizenship Revocation Scenarios: Awkaf's Commitment
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The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has pledged to ensure no spots reserved for Kuwaiti pilgrims go unfilled, especially when it comes to females with revoked citizenship under Article 8 who can't make the journey. In cases where these women are unable to travel, vacant spots will be swiftly filled from the central Hajj platform's waiting list.
A reliable source within the ministry told Al-Rai that the Hajj and Umrah Affairs Department is keeping close tabs on females whose citizenships have been revoked, making certain they meet all prerequisites for the pilgrimage. If any of them can't make the trip, the ministry will instantly contact the next eligible candidates in line.
The source confirmed that the Kuwaiti Hajj mission has completed all logistical preparations for embarking on the Holy Land. The first group is set to depart on May 20, following the finalization of all essential arrangements, to begin welcoming Kuwaiti pilgrims upon their arrival.
The ministry also confirmed that authorities have granted permission for women whose nationalities were revoked under Article 8 to travel for Hajj this year.
It's worth noting that while specific details about filling vacancies in Kuwaiti Hajj delegations for female pilgrims with revoked citizenships aren't explicitly spelled out in existing policies, Kuwaiti laws do allow for citizenship revocation, and Hajj delegations are typically managed through official channels. For precise information on this topic, it's best to consult official Kuwaiti government resources or reach out to the relevant authorities directly.
Travel arrangements for the Kuwaiti Hajj mission are proceeding as planned, with the first group set to depart on May 20. In the event that spots are vacated due to unforeseen circumstances, these will be filled swiftly from the central Hajj platform's waiting list, potentially benefiting individuals from various sectors such as the lifestyle, finance, or travel industries. The ministry's efforts to ensure that no Kuwaiti pilgrim's spot goes unfilled underscores the importance of the Hajj journey in various aspects of life.
