Six more people have died in Saudi Arabia this year, bringing the death toll of Bangladeshi pilgrims to 81.
63 male and 18 female pilgrims are among the dead. According to the latest Hajj information released by the ministry on the night of July 5, 67 people died in the holy Mecca, four in the holy Medina, seven in Mina, two in Arafat and one in Muzdalifah.
According to Saudi Arabian law, when a person dies while performing Hajj, his body is buried in Saudi Arabia. In that case, no objection from the family of the deceased is taken into account.
When a pilgrim dies in Makkah, a janaza is held in Masjid al-Haram. And if he dies in Madinah, the funeral is held in the Prophet’s Mosque. If you die in Jeddah, you will be buried in Jeddah. After the Janaza, he was buried in the Sharaya Cemetery in Makkah. Burial is in the Jannat al-Baqi cemetery in Madinah or in the cemetery in Jeddah.
