Thanks to the Guide of the Country Wide Association of the Blind (Kafeef) in Riyadh
Thanks to the guide of the Country Wide Association of the Blind (Kafeef) in Riyadh, 40 blind women and men had been capable of effectively carry out the Hajj pilgrimage this year. Observed with the aid of their aides, these visually impaired pilgrims completed all of the rituals of Hajj, including the stoning of the Jamarat and the Tawaf Al Widaa (Farewell Circumambulation).
The National Association of the Blind's Manasik program targets to make the sacred journey more accessible and comfortable for visually impaired individuals through providing comprehensive services.
Abdul Aziz Al Mubarak, the Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs at Kafeef, praised the efforts of Saudi Arabia's leadership and government for organizing a successful Hajj this year. He emphasized the importance of allowing individuals with visual impairments to participate in such great spiritual experiences.
To ensure personalized assistance, the 42 beneficiaries and their companions have been divided into three groups during the pilgrimage. This year, the Hajj pilgrimage took place from June 26 to July 7.

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