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Hajj
Hajj Course
The Hajj Course is one of TH's efforts to provide sufficient preparation for prospective pilgrims in terms of religious knowledge, especially in the Hajj worship aspect. The Hajj Course is divided into four (4) parts, namely the Basic Hajj Course (KAH), Intensive Hajj Course (KIH), Special Hajj Course (KKH) and Prime Hajj Course (KPH).
Hajj Malaysian Pilgrims First Return Flight Arrived in Malaysia.
Sepang, 29 August 2018: Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) today celebrated the arrival of the first group of Malaysian Hajj pilgrims from the Holy Land for 1439H|2018M Hajj Season at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). They were welcomed by Tuan Haji Mohd Hisham Harun, TH Human Resource Chief Officer cum Deputy Director of 1439H|2018M Hajj Operations.
Hajj Management
Tabung Haji (TH) Hajj management is an ongoing process conducted throughout the year to ensure smooth and efficient Hajj operations. This comprehensive management by TH begins from the moment prospective Hajj pilgrims make their first savings until they return to their homeland after completing the Hajj in the Holy Land.
The entire Hajj management process consists of 20 activities, including services provided both in Malaysia and in the Holy Land.
Hajj Operations: First Flight Went Smoothly
Sepang, July 4, 2019 - The Hajj Operation 1440H / 2019M has commenced with the first flight departed at 8.34am today.
A total of 16 officers and 17 pilgrims reported themselves at the Movenpick Hotel & Convention Center, Sepang at 1.00 am and departed for KLIA at 4.00am. The rest of the pilgrims departed for KLIA from another departure station.
This is the first time the Malaysian Immigration uses an eye-scanner at KLIA. All check-in processes for the pilgrims went smoothly.
May their journey be blessed and may they are granted with mabrur hajj.
Hajj Quota
Malaysian Hajj Quota
The allocation of a 0.1% Hajj quota based on the Muslim population of each country was established by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) during its 1988 conference in Amman, Jordan.
The Saudi Arabian government has approved a Hajj quota of 31,600 for Malaysian pilgrims for 1446H/2025M.