The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque has activated more than 40 smart multilingual interactive screens inside the Two Holy Mosques, broadcasting reliable religious and guidance content in more than 50 world languages, as part of its technical and awareness efforts during Ramadan.
The initiative aims to enable visitors and Umrah pilgrims to quickly access fatwas and religious guidance in their different languages, strengthening their religious awareness and helping them perform their rituals and worship with insight and peace of mind, amid the crowds the Two Holy Mosques see during the holy month, according to the Saudi Press Agency website.
The screens are spread across a number of key locations inside the Grand Mosque, including the Mataf expansion, the Saudi Riwaq, the King Fahd expansion and the third Saudi expansion, as part of an integrated digital system the Presidency is developing to upgrade awareness services and use modern technologies to spread religious knowledge.
For his part, the Undersecretary of the Agency for Intellectual and Awareness Affairs, Sheikh Ali bin Hamid Al-Nafie, explained that the interactive screens are one of the modern technical tracks the Presidency has dedicated to serving the Guests of Allah, stressing that they provide accessible religious content that takes into account the diversity of languages and cultures and promotes the values of moderation.
The number of beneficiaries of these screens from the start of Muharram until now has exceeded 50,000 men and women, with a daily average of nearly 250, an indicator reflecting the wide awareness impact of the initiative inside the Two Holy Mosques.
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