The Haj Committee of India has officially announced that the Qurrah (draw of lots) for Hajj 2026 will be conducted on August 13. This process, also known as Qurandazi, determines which applicants will be selected to perform the pilgrimage. If you have submitted your application, it’s time to check whether your name is on the provisional selection list.
What is Qurrah in Hajj Selection?
The Qurrah is a computerized lottery system used by the Haj Committee of India to ensure transparency and fairness in the selection of pilgrims. Every year, due to the limited quota of seats, the committee conducts this draw to decide who will be allowed to proceed with the Hajj journey. Pilgrims from all states, including Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka, Delhi, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and others, participate in this selection process.
Steps to Check Haj 2026 Qurrah Result
If you have applied for Hajj 2026, follow these easy steps to know your result:
- Visit the Official Website
Go to the Haj Committee of India website. - Locate the Selection List Link
On the homepage, click on the “Provisional Selection List” link. - Choose Your State
Select your state from the list provided on the portal. - Download the PDF
A PDF file will be available for download. Open it to check if your name or cover number appears on the list.
Why the Qurrah is Crucial for Pilgrims
Performing Hajj is a lifelong dream for many Muslims, and due to the limited number of seats allotted by Saudi Arabia, the Qurrah process ensures fairness. The draw is state-wise so that every region gets an equal opportunity for representation. This means that whether you are from a metropolitan city like Delhi or a smaller district in Odisha, your chances are determined fairly.
Final Thoughts
The Hajj 2026 Qurrah results are an important milestone for those who have applied this year. If you find your name in the provisional selection list, prepare yourself for the next steps and follow the Haj Committee’s instructions carefully. For those who don’t make it in the first draw, stay hopeful—additional lists may be announced.
