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Government Launches Second Phase of Hajj Scheme Collection Tonight

October 4, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan is set to commence the collection for the second phase of its official Hajj scheme starting tonight at midnight. This initiative aims to facilitate citizens wishing to perform the sacred pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs announced that the collection process will begin at 12:00 AM and is expected to streamline the application process for prospective pilgrims. Officials emphasized the importance of this phase in ensuring that all arrangements are in place for a smooth Hajj experience.

This development is significant for many Pakistani families who aspire to undertake the pilgrimage, as it reflects the government’s commitment to supporting religious obligations amidst various economic challenges. The Hajj scheme is designed to provide financial assistance and organized travel arrangements, making it more accessible for citizens.

Looking ahead, the Ministry plans to release further details regarding the application process and travel arrangements in the coming weeks. Citizens are encouraged to stay updated through official channels to ensure they do not miss out on this opportunity.