Health at Hajj and Umrah

The European Hajj objective of the Government bodies of European Jamaat (Class) was welcomed as part of a special. Health at Hajj and Umrah meeting which as organized in London UK on 16 November 2006 at the Royal college of Doctors Gynecologists. This event was organized by the Islamic Government bodies of England and the Wellness security organization together with King Mary’s school of London UK.

The meeting introduced together professionals from Saudi Arabic, Sydney, Singapore and the UK to discuss details on offering effective health guidance and support to pilgrims.

Dr Husein Jiwa of the Wellness Enhancement Panel of the government bodies of Western Jamaat provided a useful component of the health care solutions offered by the western Hajj objective to pilgrims prior to Hajj and during Hajj. His demonstration involved the per-hajj and umrah conference which stressed the value of prophylactic actions such as immunization against common diseases during Hajj.

Dr Jiwa noticeable the EHM’s Twentieth birthday of Hajj experience and distributed the top quality of solutions offered by the EHM’s health care group to pilgrims. He said our pilgrims’ health during the religious trip so that they are capable of doing the traditions and traditions of Hajj.

Professor David Hill, Director of the National Travel Health Network and Center (NaTHNaC), said: “By offering together this skills during the meeting we can make sure that the very best details will be given to secure of the many a large number of UK Hajj pilgrims.” Robert Boy, Honorary lecturer of child Wellness at King Jane, school of London, UK, Added.

Particularly during the cold month season, Flu is a major danger and although authorities in Saudi do not yet require proof of immunization flu is a serious danger to pilgrims and I would highly desire those in an at risk group to consider vaccination before they travel.

Dr Shuja Shafi, Wellness & Medical Committee (seat) spiritual care advisory panel of the Islamic Government bodies of England and Wellness security organization adviser said “pilgrims are advised to make sure that arrangements for Hajj should include all possible safety actions to keep in good health and execute all the traditions of the Hajj. They should search for guidance on appropriate immunizations and search for advice from their physician for current health circumstances. By doing this they will not only secure themselves from attacks, but also avoid moving them on to other pilgrims. Accountable trip providers must motivate and make sure that pilgrims have followed such advice.