Dream - Hajj pilgrims are prohibited from displaying banners and flags in the Holy Land. This prohibition is based on regulations issued by the Saudi Arabian government and must be observed by Indonesian Hajj pilgrims while in the vicinity of the Prophet's Mosque in Medina and the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca. Widi Dwinanda, a member of the Ministry of Religious Affairs Media Center team, said that during their stay in the Holy Land, pilgrims must adhere to the provisions and prohibitions established by local authorities, especially in the area surrounding the Prophet's Mosque.

Widi said, the government once again reminded hajj pilgrims who want to worship at the Nabawi Mosque to pay attention to the following things. Namely, write down the name and hotel number, inform and record the contact number of the Hajj Worship Organizer Officer (PPIH) at the hotel, and still wear identification, especially the pilgrim bracelet. "Do not exchange bracelets with other pilgrims, and go and return in groups," he said.

"Prior to departure to the city of Mecca for obligatory umrah, pilgrims are advised to prepare themselves by maintaining good health, paying attention to adequate food intake and nutrition. "Prioritize obligatory worship and limit voluntary worship that may deplete physical stamina," the advice said."