In a distinguished cultural initiative that aligns with the Kingdom’s efforts to honor significant Islamic events, Saudi Post “SPL” has issued a commemorative stamp valued at 3 SAR and a specially designed postcard valued at 5 SAR to celebrate the Hajj season of 1446 Hijri.
This release reflects the organization’s ongoing mission to document key national and religious occasions, particularly the annual pilgrimage, which holds deep spiritual and cultural significance for Muslims worldwide.
The newly released stamp and postcard feature intricate designs that capture the sacred atmosphere of the pilgrimage, including symbolic elements such as Mina, the Kaaba, and the journey between the holy sites.
These visual representations highlight the immense efforts by national entities to serve pilgrims, emphasizing advancements in infrastructure and the integration of smart technologies to enhance the Hajj experience.
This release is part of a broader collection of over 49 Hajj-themed stamps issued over the years, each portraying unique aspects of the pilgrimage — from its pillars and rituals to the sacred timings and the expansion projects in the Grand Mosque and surrounding areas.
The initiative demonstrates how postage stamps serve as powerful cultural tools, encapsulating visual narratives that reflect the Kingdom’s leadership in organizing the Hajj and caring for pilgrims.
It also appeals to stamp collectors globally, offering a valuable glimpse into the spiritual and organizational excellence of one of the world’s largest annual gatherings.
