Photos: Over 10 million worshippers visit Prophet's Mosque in first 10 days of Ramadan

The mosque provided a seamless experience for everyone through exceptional services

Published: March 24, 2024 07:42 Gulf News Report and SPA

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The General Authority for the Care of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque announced that over 10 million visitors flocked to the Prophet's Mosque during the first 10 days of Ramadan. Image Credit: SPA

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The mosque provided high-quality services to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. Image Credit: SPA

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Authority-issued statistics revealed that the Prophet's Mosque welcomed a total of 9,818,474 worshipers and visitors in the first 10 days of Ramadan. Image Credit: SPA

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739,702 people visited the Prophet’s tomb, according to official statistics. Image Credit: SPA

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The mosque implemented organizational procedures to control crowd movement and schedule times for optional prayers for both men and women. Image Credit: SPA

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It also reported that 26,910 elderly people and individuals with disabilities benefited from the services provided to them last week. Visitors who availed themselves of guidance services reached 132,893. Image Credit: SPA

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Additionally, 195,800 bottles of Zamzam water were provided, and 2,908,530 Iftar meals were distributed in corridors of the mosque designated for fasting individuals. Image Credit: SPA

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