Religious Affairs Presidency Expands Scholarly Services At The Two Holy Mosques During Ramadan

During the month of Ramadan, the Presidency of Religious Affairs sustains extensive efforts at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, running integrated educational and guidance programmes. These services aim to support worshippers and visitors worldwide, helping them perform rituals correctly, deepen faith, and experience a calm, organised spiritual environment.

In fatwa and religious guidance, the presidency operates a wide network of multilingual services, both on-site and digital. Senior officials, scholars, and judges answer pilgrims’ questions at dedicated fatwa counters and through a toll-free hotline. These channels help ensure that worship and rituals proceed with clarity, confidence, and ease.

Scholarly and guidance activities intensify throughout Ramadan at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, reflecting their sacred position. Established lessons and specialised programmes highlight moderation and balance. They use a structured approach, combining firm religious foundations with simple, clear methods suited to different cultures, age groups, and languages.

A select group of senior scholars and respected religious figures deliver these lessons, sermons, and sessions. Their contributions support visitors’ spiritual development while also strengthening religious understanding. The combined scholarly and educational work seeks to enhance each visitor’s intellectual engagement, helping connect personal devotion with accurate Islamic knowledge and practice.

Digital transformation projects form a key part of the presidency’s work, especially during Ramadan. Online fatwa platforms and official social media accounts expand access to religious content and guidance. These tools allow pilgrims, both at the Two Holy Mosques and abroad, to obtain trusted information in several languages.

Active engagement on social media supports continuous publication of verified religious and scholarly material. This reflects the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s care for pilgrims and visitors in the Two Holy Mosques. Efforts align with the Kingdom’s vision to develop religious services, aiming for an experience that is organised, enriched, and spiritually rewarding for every visitor.

With inputs from SPA