Grand Mosque Elevates Services For Women Umrah Performers And Visitors

The Presidency for Religious Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques is actively enhancing the experience for women Umrah performers and visitors at the Grand Mosque through a blend of human resources and technological advancements. A dedicated team of female staff members is on hand to offer guidance, counselling, and religious advice. This initiative not only addresses visitor concerns but also involves distributing copies of the Quran and providing directions within the mosque's premises.

In an effort to cater to the specific needs of female visitors, the presidency has implemented training programs for staff to adeptly receive female delegations in designated prayer areas. Moreover, the Grand Mosque has made significant strides in accommodating visitors with disabilities. Special prayer areas are now equipped with facilities such as Zamzam water containers, white canes for the visually impaired, Braille copies of the Quran, and access to sign language interpretation of the Friday sermon via the Manarat Al-Haramain platform.

Furthermore, older women visitors receive special attention in dedicated prayer areas that are equipped with large-print copies of the Quran, Quran holders on wheelchairs, and reading pens. These comprehensive efforts underscore the presidency's commitment to ensuring a welcoming and enriching experience for all visitors to the Grand Mosque.

The inclusion of technological solutions such as the Manarat Al-Haramain platform, accessible at https://manaratalharamain.gov.sa, highlights a forward-thinking approach to inclusivity. This platform provides sign language interpretation of the Friday sermon, making religious teachings more accessible to visitors with hearing impairments.

These initiatives reflect a broader commitment by the Presidency for Religious Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques to enhance the spiritual and physical well-being of all visitors. By addressing specific needs through targeted services and technological support, the presidency is setting a new standard for religious hospitality and inclusivity.

With inputs from SPA