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Dr. Muhammad Marhumi warns against star-driven Hajj ads
The article discusses warnings about the spread of misleading advertisements related to the Hajj season, which exploit the names of scholars and religious texts, and use images of celebrities without proper religious or professional field expertise. It highlights that travel companies are vigorously promoting scams such as converting Umrah or visit visas into Hajj visas, claiming exceptional opportunities or special visas—acts that violate Saudi regulations. Performing Hajj without an official permit is punishable by fines of up to 20,000 riyals and deportation of violators. The article emphasizes that Hajj must be carried out through official and recognized channels, and that exploiting religion for misleading marketing is both legally and ethically unacceptable. It warns against trusting celebrities who lack religious or technical expertise and urges reliance solely on trusted official entities to protect pilgrims from scams and fraud.
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