Prosecutors from Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) presented evidence in a court case concerning alleged corruption related to Hajj quotas. During the proceedings in Jakarta, prosecutors displayed photographs of US$500,000 (approximately Rp8.9 billion) that was seized from the daughter of a tour operator boss, known as “Maktour.” The funds are believed to be linked to the alleged illicit practices surrounding the allocation of Hajj pilgrimage quotas. The presentation of this evidence marks a significant development in the ongoing investigation and trial. The case centers around allegations of abuse of power and financial irregularities in the Hajj quota system. Further details regarding the origin and intended use of the seized funds are expected to be revealed as the trial progresses in Jakarta. This case highlights Indonesia’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption within its religious pilgrimage management.