244 Hajj pilgrims from Kuningan return home
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- 244 Hajj pilgrims from Kuningan, Indonesia, returned home safely.
- The pilgrims arrived at Masjid At-Taufiq Kuningan Islamic Center and were welcomed by local officials.
- The Bupati of Kuningan expressed gratitude and wished the pilgrims a 'mabrur' Hajj, emphasizing their role as community role models.
A joyous and emotional atmosphere filled Masjid At-Taufiq Kuningan Islamic Center as 244 Hajj pilgrims from Kuningan Regency returned home. The group, part of Kloter 39, completed their pilgrimage in the Holy Land and arrived back in their hometown on Monday, June 29, 2026.
Alhamdulillah, all pilgrims from Kuningan Regency, totaling 244 people plus three officers, have arrived in Kuningan safely and healthily. Hopefully, all will become Hajj mabrur.
Surya Mulyana, the head of Kloter 39, confirmed that all 244 pilgrims and three accompanying officers arrived safely and in good health. "Alhamdulillah, all pilgrims from Kuningan Regency, totaling 244 people plus three officers, have arrived in Kuningan safely and healthily. Hopefully, all will become Hajj mabrur," he stated.
Kuningan Regent Dian Rachmat Yanuar was present to welcome the pilgrims, expressing his gratitude and offering a warm welcome back to the 'guests of Allah.' He conveyed his happiness on behalf of himself and the Kuningan Regency Government for their safe return. The Regent also extended appreciation to all parties involved in facilitating the Hajj pilgrimage, including the Ministry of Religious Affairs, the Regional Hajj Organizing Committee (PPIHD), health workers, and all accompanying officers.
On behalf of myself and the Kuningan Regency Government, I say ahlan wa sahlan, welcome back to the homeland and to Kuningan Regency. We are grateful and happy to welcome Bapak and Ibu back after performing the Hajj.
Dian emphasized that the successful organization of the Hajj is a result of synergy among various stakeholders. He expressed hope that the title of 'Hajj mabrur' (accepted pilgrimage) would translate into positive daily lives, with the pilgrims serving as role models, strengthening social care, and contributing to Kuningan's development. He also advised families to ensure the pilgrims get adequate rest after their long journey from Saudi Arabia.
We hope that the title of Hajj mabrur and Hajjah mabruroh will not just be a title, but a trust that is reflected in daily life.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.