Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched the "Mataf and Masaa Density Status" service, aimed at helping the Guests of Al-Rahman perform their rituals with greater peace of mind and smoothness, by letting them know the most suitable time and route before heading to perform Umrah.
The service displays the status in real time on field screens inside the Grand Mosque, helping direct visitors to the least crowded floors and improving the experience of movement in the Mataf and Masaa areas, according to a post on the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah's account on X.
The service relies on:
Real-time monitoring of density at the Mataf and Masaa
Displaying the status directly on screens distributed across the sites
Directing visitors to the most suitable and least crowded floors
The ministry has also provided a QR code enabling visitors to follow the density status on their smart devices before moving to the site.
The display system shows density levels in:
The Masaa on the ground floor
The Masaa on the first floor
The Masaa on the second floor
This is done through a simplified visual mechanism that helps Umrah pilgrims choose the best time and route to perform Sa'i. The service comes as part of the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah's efforts to enhance the quality of organization and ease the performance of rituals, providing a more comfortable and safe experience for the Guests of Al-Rahman.
To view the post on the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah's account on X, click here.
