Mina, outskirts of Makkah, Dhu-AlHijjah 10, 1437, September 12, 2016, SPA -- A number of Iranian and non-Persian peoples pilgrims who came from Iran and outside Iran to perform Hajj have lauded the efforts being exerted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, led by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and his Crown Prince, to provide easy and comfortable Hajj services that contribute to making the Hajj journey a complete success. In remarks to the Saudi Press Agency, they refuted as false Iranian regime accusations that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is ineligible to run Hajj, citing a long history of controlling and supplying the, sometimes, more than four million pilgrims in a small limited area. Hajji Abdulsalam Mohammed Ali, who said he is performing Hajj for the tenth time in life and coming from outside Iran, told SPA correspondent that every time he realizes a big difference in service which develops towards complete comfort for pilgrims. For his part, Ali Naderi, an Iranian who comes from the United States, said such giant projects which are used for only five days a year give evidence that the Saudi authorities are aiming to please Allah Almighty guests. Diauddin Sadr Al-Ashrafi, from Iranian Azerbaijan province and member of the Iranian Federal Council from the Ahwaz Solidarity party, who performs Hajj for the first time, said such efforts to serve pilgrims from all over the world are the best reply for claimants of otherwise. --More14:41 LOCAL TIME 11:41 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w