A Pakistani woman pilgrim from Balochistan, who traveled to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj pilgrimage, has given birth to a healthy baby boy in Madina. According to the details, the newborn was named \”Muhammad\” as it was born in the city of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).
The Pakistani Ministry of Religious Affairs visited the parents and congratulated them on the joyous occasion. According to officials, gifts were presented to baby Muhammad and his parents during the ceremony. Abdul Wahab Soomro, a senior Pakistani Hajj official, expressed his warm wishes for the family.
This is the second birth to Pakistani pilgrims during this year\’s holy sojourn. Earlier, on June 16, a Pakistani pilgrim gave birth to a baby boy at Jabalur Rahma Hospital in Mount Arafat, marking the first birth in that location for the year.
The Pakistan Hajj Medical Mission in Medina is ensuring that both mother and baby are receiving the necessary medical care. The Saudi Ministry of Hajj also visited the medical mission to celebrate the special occasion with the family.
The senior Pakistani Hajj official said, \”This joyful moment will remain a memorable memory for the parents, connecting them deeply to the holy city of Madinah.\” \”Such moments reflect the unity, hope, and renewal that define this sacred journey for millions worldwide.\” he added.
