ISLAMABAD – The Hajj pilgrims’ ‘animal sacrifice payment’ of Rs. 55,000 will be refunded, according to the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony.

Before leaving for Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj, pilgrims under the regular and sponsorship programmes may get the funds from their respective banks.

Sen. Muhammad Talha Mehmood, Minister of Religious Affairs, issued particular instructions that were followed in making this choice.

It said that the government-run Qurbani booths in Saudi Arabia will be situated close to official houses, making it simple to buy the coupons.

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