Numerous local pilgrims have embarked on their journey for this year's Hajj, with more scheduled to depart over the next two weeks. A total of 2500 South Africans have received accreditation for Hajj 2024, although it remains uncertain whether the quota may see a last-minute increase.
Media personalty Yusuf Abramjee, who was honored as a guest of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques last year, unveiled a compelling 60-minute documentary upon his return, shedding light on Hajj 2023 in an educational and informative manner.
For those interested, the documentary can be viewed at the following link:
In 2016, Abramjee published a Hajj coffee table book, generating over R1 million for charitable causes.
Stay tuned to Laudium Today for regular updates on Hajj 2024.
