Called Dar-ul-Hajj (the house of Hajj), it will take care of issues related to Belgian Hajj pilgrims and work to facilitate the spiritual journey, amanbox website reported.
The center has said a forum will be held today, March 17, at the Les Bords d’Eau Hall in the capital Brussels to discuss establishing the Dar-ul-Hajj organization.
Teaching Hajj rituals and training religious propagators to help the Hajjis in Hajj will be among the tasks of the organization.
Muslims make up more than 6 percent of the population of Belgium. The majority of the country’s Muslims live in the cities of Brussels and Antwerp where Mohamed is the most popular given name.
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