Guests of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Program for Umrah and Visit Perform Friday Prayer at Grand Mosque

Guests of the fourth group of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Program for Umrah and Visit for 1448 AH, implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, performed Friday prayer at the Grand Mosque in Makkah amid a spiritual atmosphere of tranquility and reverence, supported by comprehensive services and facilities provided to worshippers.

 The 250 male and female Umrah performers, prominent Islamic figures representing 21 countries from around the world, listened to the Friday sermon delivered by Imam of the Grand Mosque Sheikh Abdullah Al-Juhani. The sermon addressed the importance of prayer in Islam, its role in nurturing spiritual well-being and fostering good conduct, and the importance of performing prayers regularly. It also emphasized the sanctity of innocent lives and condemned attacks targeting Saudi Arabia's security and stability.

 Several program guests expressed their happiness in performing Friday prayer at the Grand Mosque, describing the experience as a memorable spiritual experience that would leave a lasting impression on them. They praised the warm welcome, generous hospitality, and excellent organization, as well as the comprehensive services provided by Saudi Arabia to pilgrims, which enabled them to perform their rituals and acts of worship in comfort and peace of mind.

 The guests expressed their gratitude and appreciation to the Saudi leadership for its care and support for Islam and Muslims and its commitment to enabling program guests to perform Umrah and visit the Two Holy Mosques.