Mecca: The Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque have received 96,638,865 worshippers since the beginning of Ramadan, the General Authority for the Care and Management of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque reported on Tuesday.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the Grand Mosque welcomed 57,595,401 worshippers for the five daily prayers and Qiyam prayers, in addition to 15,605,086 Umrah performers, between Ramadan 1 and 20. This data is based on operational indicators measuring overall entries to prayer areas and Umrah zones.

At the Prophet's Mosque, the authority recorded 21,143,259 visitors for the five daily prayers and Qiyam prayers. Meanwhile, 579,191 people prayed in Al-Rawdah Al-Sharifah, and 1,715,928 visitors offered greetings to Prophet Muhammad and his two companions.

The authority stated that the figures reflect the level of operational readiness and the integrated system of services provided to visitors at the two holy mosques during Ramadan. This has helped ensure smooth movement and a safe, spiritual environment for worship.

The numbers also highlight the turnout of visitors to the two sacred mosques during Ramadan and their deep spiritual significance.