Six twin youths from Saudi Arabia are actively serving pilgrims during Hajj 2025. Committed to voluntary service, these young men have embraced scouting as a way of life, focusing on the needs of humanity.

For them, this commitment is not a temporary endeavor but a lasting mission and a fulfillment of their national duty.

Working under the ‘Public Service Camps’ and affiliated with the ‘Civil Development Association’ scout group, their goal is to provide essential facilities to Hajj pilgrims while making public service a lifelong mission.

The groups of twin brothers include:

• Hussam and Issam Saeed Al-Qarni

• Azzam and Ammar Suleiman Al-Sulaiman

• Walid and Muhannad Abdul-Hakim Al-Otaibi

These young volunteers embody the spirit of service and have fully embraced scouting as part of their lifestyle.

Hossam and Osama noted, “For us, scouting is more than an activity; it’s a way of life. We are committed to serving Hajj pilgrims out of love for our country.”

Ezzam and Ammar expressed, “Our services during Hajj have strengthened our bonds. This work teaches us the values of mutual respect and cooperation.”

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Walid and Mohannad Abdulhakim added, “We are not only assisting pilgrims but also learning effective crowd management. This experience serves as a valuable training opportunity for us.”

Throughout Hajj, these twin scouts play a vital role in guiding pilgrims while ensuring their safety and security.

Their dedication exemplifies the values of love, sacrifice, and commitment to community service.