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The 84-year-old monarch was to remain at the hospital to recover and be observed by doctors.For the first time in Saudi history, no pilgrims from abroad were permitted to take part in the hajj due to concerns about the coronavirus and overcrowding. She was then given an electronic bracelet that monitors her movements, and told to quarantine for several days at home.After that, Daud was moved to a hotel in Mecca, where she remains in self-isolation, still wearing the electronic wristband. Iran blamed its regional rival Saudi Arabia for "sabotage" and failing to guarantee the safety of pilgrims. 1 / 9. "It was unbelievable. "I am confident that safety measures are being taken and that the only thing that we need to do as pilgrims is follow instructions, and try our best to support each other," she said.The Saudi government is covering the expenses of all pilgrims this year, providing them with meals, hotel accommodation, transportation and health care. An estimated 275 Iranian pilgrims were killed during the incident.In 2014, Saudi Arabia temporarily stopped issuing Umrah and Hajj visas for the citizens of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.The three West African countries were hit the hardest by a major outbreak of Ebola in West Africa that killed more than 11,000 people before it was declared over in 2016. The decision came in light of a stampede during the 2015 Hajj when 700 worshippers, many from Iran, were killed. Moreover, regional conflicts, such as wars in Syria and Yemen, created heightened animosity between the two countries that are believed to have contributed to Iran's decision.Saudi soldiers fighting their way into the Qaboo Underground beneath the Grand Mosque of Mecca in 1979 [File: Public Domain] Egypt stepped up caution and security measures at its airports in 2014 to prevent an Ebola outbreak as pilgrims returned from Hajj [File: Asmaa Waguih/Reuters]A Muslim pilgrim walks through the site where dead bodies are gathered after a stampede during the 2015 Hajj pilgrimage [File: AP]The Hajj is one of Islam's five pillars - the basic tenets of Muslim life - that every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once in a lifetime. "ensure Hajj is performed in a safe manner from a public health perspective"irector of the Centre of Islamic Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London,Crowds gather on a pilgrimage at the Kaaba, the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad, in Mecca in July 1889 [Hulton Archive/Getty Images]Iran decided against sending pilgrims to Hajj in 2016 after talks failed with Saudi Arabia to arrange for pilgrims to attend. News / Saudi Arabia; Hajj restricted: This is not the first time. Saudi security forces responded by cracking down on the protesters, resulting in massive casualties.Iran termed the episode a massacre. FILE - In this March 7, 2020 file photo, workers disinfect the ground around the Kaaba, the cubic building at the Grand Mosque, over fears of the new coronavirus, the Muslim holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The sweeping curbs this year will not be the first time the Muslim ritual has been partially or fully halted. It's a stark departure from previous years, when some two million pilgrims from more than 160 countries flocked to Mecca for the spiritual rituals, mostly from across Asia and Africa.Although the hajj often draws all age groups, pilgrims this year were required to be between the ages of 20 and 50, and in good health.The physically demanding rituals of the hajj offer a profound experience for Muslims, with the faithful often weeping, their palms stretched toward the sky, in prayer and repentance.
The 84-year-old monarch was to remain at the hospital to recover and be observed by doctors.For the first time in Saudi history, no pilgrims from abroad were permitted to take part in the hajj due to concerns about the coronavirus and overcrowding. She was then given an electronic bracelet that monitors her movements, and told to quarantine for several days at home.After that, Daud was moved to a hotel in Mecca, where she remains in self-isolation, still wearing the electronic wristband. Iran blamed its regional rival Saudi Arabia for "sabotage" and failing to guarantee the safety of pilgrims. 1 / 9. "It was unbelievable. "I am confident that safety measures are being taken and that the only thing that we need to do as pilgrims is follow instructions, and try our best to support each other," she said.The Saudi government is covering the expenses of all pilgrims this year, providing them with meals, hotel accommodation, transportation and health care. An estimated 275 Iranian pilgrims were killed during the incident.In 2014, Saudi Arabia temporarily stopped issuing Umrah and Hajj visas for the citizens of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.The three West African countries were hit the hardest by a major outbreak of Ebola in West Africa that killed more than 11,000 people before it was declared over in 2016. The decision came in light of a stampede during the 2015 Hajj when 700 worshippers, many from Iran, were killed. Moreover, regional conflicts, such as wars in Syria and Yemen, created heightened animosity between the two countries that are believed to have contributed to Iran's decision.Saudi soldiers fighting their way into the Qaboo Underground beneath the Grand Mosque of Mecca in 1979 [File: Public Domain] Egypt stepped up caution and security measures at its airports in 2014 to prevent an Ebola outbreak as pilgrims returned from Hajj [File: Asmaa Waguih/Reuters]A Muslim pilgrim walks through the site where dead bodies are gathered after a stampede during the 2015 Hajj pilgrimage [File: AP]The Hajj is one of Islam's five pillars - the basic tenets of Muslim life - that every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once in a lifetime. "ensure Hajj is performed in a safe manner from a public health perspective"irector of the Centre of Islamic Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London,Crowds gather on a pilgrimage at the Kaaba, the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad, in Mecca in July 1889 [Hulton Archive/Getty Images]Iran decided against sending pilgrims to Hajj in 2016 after talks failed with Saudi Arabia to arrange for pilgrims to attend. News / Saudi Arabia; Hajj restricted: This is not the first time. Saudi security forces responded by cracking down on the protesters, resulting in massive casualties.Iran termed the episode a massacre. FILE - In this March 7, 2020 file photo, workers disinfect the ground around the Kaaba, the cubic building at the Grand Mosque, over fears of the new coronavirus, the Muslim holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The sweeping curbs this year will not be the first time the Muslim ritual has been partially or fully halted. It's a stark departure from previous years, when some two million pilgrims from more than 160 countries flocked to Mecca for the spiritual rituals, mostly from across Asia and Africa.Although the hajj often draws all age groups, pilgrims this year were required to be between the ages of 20 and 50, and in good health.The physically demanding rituals of the hajj offer a profound experience for Muslims, with the faithful often weeping, their palms stretched toward the sky, in prayer and repentance.