Bangladesh sets September 24 deadline for Hajj 2027 registration
Bangladesh has set September 24, 2026, as the final, non-extendable deadline for Hajj 2027 registration, with a national quota of 78,500 pilgrims.
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Bangladesh has set September 24, 2026, as the final, non-extendable deadline for Hajj 2027 registration, with a national quota of 78,500 pilgrims.
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