Makkah is the site of a comprehensive enrichment system implemented by the Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque for the 1448 AH Umrah and visitation season.
According to SPA, the operational plan emphasizes Fridays through scholarly, Dawah, guidance, and digital programs. These services are designed to enrich the spiritual experience of Umrah performers and worshippers while promoting moderation and the message of the Two Holy Mosques.
The presidency utilizes ten enrichment tracks, which include educational lessons, guidance addresses, enrichment exhibitions, scholarly courses, and responses to questions from worshippers. The plan also incorporates awareness and Sharia guidance programs.
Digital initiatives include the broadcasting of religious lessons and the translation of Friday sermons and scholarly lessons into several international languages via applications and digital platforms. The presidency is further expanding digital services through electronic services and smart guidance screens to accommodate large crowds.
What does the enrichment system at the Grand Mosque offer for the 1448 AH season? The system provides a wide range of digital, guidance, Dawah, and scholarly programs for Umrah performers and worshippers. These initiatives are delivered through ten specific enrichment tracks that cover scholarly courses, educational lessons, enrichment exhibitions, and responses to worshippers’ questions, alongside Sharia guidance and awareness programs.
How is the Friday sermon made accessible to a global audience? The Presidency of Religious Affairs translates the Friday sermon and scholarly lessons into several international languages. This content is delivered through various digital platforms and applications, allowing millions of Muslims worldwide to access the religious content and the message of the Two Holy Mosques.
What digital technologies are being used to enhance the visitor experience? The presidency is expanding its use of digital technologies by implementing smart guidance screens and electronic services. Additionally, it uses multiple platforms to broadcast sermons and religious lessons to deepen the intellectual and spiritual engagement of visitors.