Who is Anas Al Rezky? Cyclist from Belgium Reaches Saudi Arabia for Hajj After 3-Month Journey on Bicycle

A 26-year-old man from Belgium named Anas Al-Razqi completed a long and inspiring journey. He traveled all the way to Saudi Arabia on a bicycle to perform Hajj. The journey took him three months and covered thousands of kilometers.

According to an international news report, Anas started his journey from Belgium. He crossed 9 countries including Germany, Austria, Italy, Bosnia, and Turkey. From there, he entered Jordan and then finally reached Saudi Arabia through the border point of Halat Ammar.

Anas said that when he entered the land of Saudi Arabia, he felt emotions that were beyond words. It was a moment he would never forget.

During his journey, Anas faced many difficulties. The changing weather was tough, but he said loneliness was the most challenging part. However, the dream of reaching the holy land of Makkah gave him strength and courage.

Dr. Ahmed Abbas Sindi, CEO of the Saudi company “Athra”, welcomed Anas warmly. He praised the young man’s efforts and said that Anas’ journey proves that borders and cultures can’t stop the true spirit of Hajj.

In another development, Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, head of the religious affairs of the Haramain, has launched a smart assistant app in Masjid-e-Nabawi. This app is powered by artificial intelligence to help pilgrims.

Sheikh Dr. Abdul Bari Al-Thubaiti, the Imam of Masjid-e-Nabawi, was also present during the launch. He is also the supervisor of the library and Athra programs of the Prophet’s Mosque.

The Haramain authority has also introduced a Hajj operational plan. It includes 120 actions aimed at guiding pilgrims better. Digital guidelines have also been released in many languages for the convenience of international pilgrims.

Moreover, Saudi Arabia launched the “Athra Al-Mashaer” project. It also introduced the updated version of the “Minara” robot, which now supports more languages. Around 50 educational and cultural programs have also been arranged for Hajj pilgrims this year.