Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, head of the Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, has officially launched the operational plan for Ramadan in Makkah, aiming to enhance the religious and spiritual experience for worshippers during the holy month.
According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the plan is designed to emphasize the spiritual significance of Ramadan while ensuring institutional excellence in service delivery. It focuses on reinforcing the sacred status of the Grand Mosque and providing high-quality services and innovative programs for pilgrims and visitors.
A key component of the plan is a series of initiatives that promote religious and cultural engagement. More than 120 scientific, intellectual, and guidance programs have been introduced to deepen visitors’ understanding of Ramadan’s spiritual essence. Additionally, the initiative includes ten enriching pathways that are tailored to support the experience of those visiting the Two Holy Mosques during this period.
Al-Sudais underscored the importance of facilitating a seamless and spiritually fulfilling experience for all worshippers, highlighting that the plan integrates strategic measures to enhance the accessibility and efficiency of services at the Grand Mosque.
The operational strategy aligns with broader efforts to ensure that pilgrims and visitors can observe their religious practices with ease, fostering an atmosphere of devotion and reflection throughout the holy month.