Saudi Arabia’s Oldest Man, Nasser bin Raddan Al-Rashed Al-Wadaei, Passes Away at 142 After Performing Hajj Over 40 Times

**Islamabad:** Nasser bin Raddan Al-Rashed Al-Wadaei, the eldest man in Saudi Arabia who had performed the Hajj pilgrimage more than 40 times, has passed away at the remarkable age of **142**.

According to local media, his funeral prayers were held in the southern region of the kingdom, and he was laid to rest in his ancestral village of Al-Rashed.

Family sources stated that Al-Wadaei was widely respected for his strong religious devotion. He had completed Hajj over 40 times, earning him recognition for his piety and commitment to Islam.

Remarkably, he married for the last time at the age of **110**, after which he had a daughter. He is survived by **134 children and grandchildren**.

His life and devotion have left a lasting legacy, inspiring many for his steadfast faith and longevity.