Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah, Saudi Arabia, Dhu-AlHijjah 15, 1436, September 29, 2015, SPA -- A number of guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who were invited by the King to perform Hajj this year, expressed thanks to and appreciation of the monarch for his generous hospitality since their arrival in the Kingdom from abroad. In statements to the Saudi Press Agency, they said they had an easy journey and comfortable Hajj, thanks to the giant development projects the Saudi government has constructed in the two holy cities and the sacred places and the generouos hospitality of the Saudi people. They are Al-Haj Mohammed Taher Jamal Saleh, a Filipino, who serves as Director of Al-Baraq Center for Quran Memorization in The Philippines; Al-Haj Abdulsama Embake, a Senegalian who works as Consultant at the Presidential palace in Dakar; Al-Haj Kar Karia from Cambodia; Al-Haj Shaheedullah Fadhl, a Bangladeshi; Al-Haj Shaikhna Embaki, a Mozambiquean who serves as Director of a broadcasting station in Mozambique; Al-Haj Mohammed Rahmani, an Indian who is an Islamic caller and Secretary of the Islamic Center for Charity; Al-Haj Omer Jalo, from Senegal, an Arabic language and Islamic Religion teacher; Al-Hajja Khadeeja Bajo, from Thailand; Al-Haj Marsad Shimlayla from Bosnia and Herzegovina ; Al-Haj Mohammed Imtiyaz Alem Gasimi, an Indian and teacher at the High Institute for Judges and Ifta at the State of Bihar in India; Al-Haj Datu Mana, a Filipino who works as teacher at the Islamic Mercy Institute in The Philippines; Al-Haj Ahmed Mustapha from Mozambique who works in the field of Islamic call; Al-Haj Sayed Rasheed, from India; Al-Haj Ibrahim Ali Isa, from Mozambique; and Al-Haj Naseef Omer, a Filipino who is the mayor of the city of Baje in The Philippines. --SPA 19:29 LOCAL TIME 16:29 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w