surely it would be a far greater tradgedy to expose these people to such a high risk of becoming seriously ill or dying, rather than encouraging them to delay their pilgrimage of a year in order for this coronavirus to run its course, contained, and to naturally burn out leaving a far safer future not just for the pilgrims that might be affected first, but the certain ongoing affect to the rest of the world as well.


Arkay in this we are totally in agreement , common sense should dictate the delaying of hajj , although I understand the religious sensitivities , I also believe that life is sacred and one should not unnecessarily put it at risk .
There area some very educated people in this region ,my only hope is that at this moment in time they will speak up, they know who they are and they know how to word things, in away that illiciates a response from those in power to take the correct corse of action.