Enhanced Religious Services For Pilgrims At Two Holy Mosques During Eid Al-Fitr

The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque has announced its readiness to offer a wide array of religious services for pilgrims and visitors during Eid Al-Fitr. This initiative is designed to enhance the spiritual experience of worshippers by providing them with guidance and educational services, aiming to foster a peaceful and serene environment for the Eid prayer. Sheikh Abdullah Al-Souli, who oversees the affairs of imams, muezzins, guidance, and counseling at the presidency, highlighted the comprehensive preparations made to welcome worshippers for the Eid Al-Fitr prayer.

At the core of these preparations is an integrated religious system developed to increase awareness among visitors and offer them necessary guidance. A notable feature of this system is the availability of translators proficient in various languages. These translators are stationed at question-answering booths and accessible through free telephones within the Grand Mosque, ready to assist visitors with religious inquiries. Furthermore, the presidency places significant emphasis on education, with esteemed scholars delivering lessons on a range of religious topics. These include detailed discussions on Zakat Al-Fitr and other essential religious sciences, aimed at enriching the knowledge of pilgrims.

The efforts by the Presidency of Religious Affairs underscore a commitment to ensuring that the spiritual journey of pilgrims and visitors to the Two Holy Mosques during Eid Al-Fitr is as enriching and fulfilling as possible. By implementing an integrated system of guidance, education, and multilingual support, the presidency aims to cater to the diverse needs of worshippers, making their experience one of tranquility and enlightenment.

With inputs from SPA