MAKKAH — The Presidency of Spiritual Affairs on the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque has intensified its technological and consciousness efforts in the course of the holy month of Ramadan. It deployed an built-in system of sensible, multilingual interactive screens broadcasting trusted spiritual and steering content material. The screens are distributed throughout numerous areas inside the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah to serve guests and enrich their religious expertise.
The initiative aligns with the massive crowds witnessed on the Two Holy Mosques throughout Ramadan, which marks the annual peak Umrah season. It permits guests and Umrah pilgrims to entry spiritual rulings and steering rapidly in a number of languages. The service goals to boost spiritual consciousness, appropriate misconceptions, and assist worshippers carry out their rituals with readability and reassurance.
Deputy Head of the Mental and Consciousness Affairs Company Sheikh Ali Al-Nafie stated the interactive screens signify a contemporary technological channel devoted to serving worshipers throughout Ramadan. He famous that the screens present dependable spiritual content material tailor-made to linguistic and cultural range whereas selling moderation and stability. He added that greater than 40 interactive screens are in operation, delivering content material in over 50 worldwide languages.
The screens are put in in key areas inside the Grand Mosque, together with the Mataf (circumambulation space) growth space, the Saudi Riwaq (Portico), the King Fahd Growth, and the Third Saudi Growth.
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He affirmed that the initiative types a part of a complete digital ecosystem applied throughout Ramadan. The system goals to boost consciousness providers and leverage trendy applied sciences to disseminate sound spiritual information, according to the directives of Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, head of the Presidency of Spiritual Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque.
