The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs announced the official launch of the “Rakb Al Hajj” digital application, designed to support Moroccan pilgrims and facilitate the performance of Hajj rituals through digital guidance services.
According to the ministry’s official website, the initiative is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen digital support for Moroccan pilgrims and improve their overall pilgrimage experience during the Hajj season.
Available on both the App Store and Google Play, the application offers a range of digital services, including audio and video guidance, the Mohammed VI digital Quran, and recorded pilgrimage prayers.
The app also includes an educational library, orientation lessons in Arabic and Amazigh languages, and a geographic guide covering accommodation sites for Moroccan pilgrims in makkah and medina and other holy sites.
Official figures show that around 34,000 Moroccan pilgrims are expected to perform Hajj during the current 1447H season, including 22,200 under the official organization system and 11,800 through travel agencies.