104-Year-Old Iraqi Woman Makes History as Oldest Hajj Pilgrim

Meet Kazimiya Hatim, a remarkable 104-year-old woman from Iraq who has made headlines as the oldest Hajj pilgrim to visit Saudi Arabia this year. Her journey began on May 25 when she arrived at Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah, where she received a warm reception. Accompanied by Iraqi agent Ali Abd Al-Rida Khazim, she then traveled to Makkah on the Al-Haramain train after visiting the Prophet’s Mosque.

This year, over 33,000 Iraqi pilgrims are expected to embark on the sacred journey to Saudi Arabia during the Hajj period. Kazimiya's unwavering determination to participate in the pilgrimage has not only brought pride and joy to the Iraqi Hajj mission but has also inspired the wider Iraqi community. Despite her advanced age, Kazimiya remains in good health and is closely monitored to ensure her well-being throughout the pilgrimage.

Expressing her happiness and gratitude, Kazimiya shared her joy at being in the Kingdom for Hajj and praised the warm reception and excellent service provided to her and her fellow pilgrims.

Kazimiya Hatim's inspiring journey as the oldest Hajj pilgrim serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of faith and determination. Her story reminds us that age is no barrier to fulfilling one's religious duties and seeking spiritual fulfillment. As we witness her remarkable pilgrimage, let us be inspired by her resilience and unwavering commitment to her beliefs.