HYDERABAD: Demanding that Saudi Arabia rebuild the Jannat-ul-Baqi, the graveyard in the holy city of Medina, thousands of Muslims, on Wednesday, signe.

Hundreds of members of Shia community took out a rally on Monday against the desecration of Jannat-Ul-Baqi in Saudi Arabia around 90 years ago.

According to the report, male pilgrims, including many Shiite Muslims from Iran, have been granted permission to visit the Baqi cemetery, also known as Jannat ul Baqi.

Eleven intending pilgrims have so far died, including nine government and two private scheme pilgrims, in Saudi Arabia, who will be buried in Jannat-ul-Baqi. Over 102,000 Pakistani pilgrims have ...