The presidency of religious affairs at the grand mosque and the prophet's mosque is implementing its operational plan for the 1448 ah umrah and visitation season through a comprehensive enrichment system that places special emphasis on fridays. the system offers a wide range of scholarly:he Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque is implementing its operational plan for the 1448 AH Umrah and visitation season through a comprehensive enrichment system that places special emphasis on Fridays. The system offers a wide range of scholarly, Dawah, guidance, and digital programs designed to enrich the spiritual experience of worshippers and Umrah performers. It also advances the presidency's mission of promoting guidance, moderation, and conveying the message of the Two Holy Mosques to the world.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the operational plan focuses on enhancing the readiness of religious services and strengthening coordination among the presidency's agencies and departments to accommodate the large crowds that gather at the Grand Mosque on Fridays. It aims to deliver an integrated package of enrichment and organizational services tailored to the needs of visitors while maintaining the highest standards of service quality.
The presidency delivers its programs through ten enrichment tracks covering educational lessons, guidance addresses, responses to worshippers' questions, awareness and Sharia guidance programs, enrichment exhibitions, and scholarly courses. The initiatives also include broadcasting sermons and religious lessons. They provide scholarly and guidance content through multiple platforms to deepen visitors' spiritual and intellectual engagement.
One of the plan's qualitative initiatives is the translation of the Friday sermon. The sermon and scholarly lessons are translated into several international languages and delivered through digital platforms and applications, enabling millions of Muslims around the world to benefit from the religious content while reinforcing the Grand Mosque's global role as a beacon of knowledge and moderation.
The presidency is also expanding the use of digital technologies in its enrichment services through smart guidance screens, electronic services, and multilingual digital content, making religious information and guidance more accessible to visitors. These initiatives aim to enhance communication with people of various nationalities as part of an approach that leverages modern technologies to support the religious mission and enrich the worshippers' experience.
