The man who is familiarly called Khalil reminded the congregation not to engage in activities that drain energy. Such as visiting or repeatedly performing optional umrah. However, he asked the hajj congregation who will soon return to the homeland or depart for Madinah to adjust their schedules. He said that the first wave of hajj pilgrims and the second wave who will go to Madinah should complete the pillars of hajj before leaving Makkah.

"For elderly, sick, weak, and high-risk categories of Hajj pilgrims, including women who are menstruating, they are allowed not to perform Tawaf Wada. 'Elderly, sick, weak, and high-risk Hajj pilgrims, as well as women who are menstruating, are exempted from the obligation of Tawaf Wada and are not subjected to any penalty,' said Khalil."