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    ‘Adahi’ offers Hady vouchers for Hajj at unified price of SR720

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamMay 12, 2026
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    MAKKAH — The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Project for the Utilization of Hady and Adahi (Adahi) announced the availability of purchasing Hady vouchers for 2026 Hajj Season at a unified price of SR720 per voucher through a package of approved official channels.

    This is aimed at facilitating the performance of rituals for pilgrims and beneficiaries inside and outside the Kingdom through a reliable and organized process that ensures implementation of operations according to the highest Shariah, health, and organizational standards.

    Approved purchase channels include Adahi, Nusuk, and Ehsan platforms, in addition to Saudi National Bank, Banque Saudi Fransi, Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi Post (SPL), the Coordination Council for Institutions and Companies Serving Domestic Pilgrims (Mutahed), Haji and Mutamer’s Gift Charitable Association, Jahez application, Mushaf Endowment Foundation, Gaith Charitable Association, and Gulf Direct Distribution Company (Enma Pay – Techmo), in addition to the project’s electronic website.

    The project said that the voucher value includes an integrated operational ecosystem extending from veterinary and Shariah inspection through slaughtering, preparation, cooling, packaging, and wrapping operations to transportation and distribution inside and outside the Kingdom, reflecting the concept of comprehensive service that is not limited to performing the ritual only, but also ensures procedural safety, quality of execution, and delivery of meat to eligible beneficiaries.

    Adahi provides Hady, Adahi, and Fidyah services, in addition to charity and Aqiqah, through an operational system based on delegation, whereby the project undertakes the implementation of all stages on behalf of the beneficiary within a precise governance and operational framework that adheres to approved Shariah, health, and organizational controls.

    Adahi distributes meat to eligible beneficiaries at the Grand Mosque and other holy sites, and transfers surplus quantities to beneficiaries within the Kingdom and in more than 25 countries across the Islamic world, in cooperation with Saudi embassies and licensed governmental and nongovernmental entities in beneficiary countries.

    Source: Saudi Gazette

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