Religious Affairs Minister Denies NU's Claim on Hajj Quota Allocation
Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Gus Yaqut, has refuted claims by the Islamic organization Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) that it received an allocation for the Hajj pilgrimage quota. Yaqut stated the claim was "just an assertion," potentially igniting further debate over Hajj assignments.
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