The General Authority for the Care of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque is working hard to provide the best services to visitors during Ramadan. One of their main efforts includes distributing 227,000 iftar meals every day at the Prophet’s Mosque. Iftar is the meal Muslims eat to break their fast at sunset during the holy month of Ramadan.
This meal distribution program is part of the authority’s well-thought-out plans to make sure all worshippers are taken care of. The process is organized very smoothly, allowing thousands of visitors to enjoy their iftar in a peaceful and spiritual setting. The meals are handed out in a way that ensures everyone can eat comfortably and focus on their prayers and worship.
The authority has introduced special programs and effective management strategies to make the experience at the Prophet’s Mosque even better. From preparing the meals to serving them and maintaining cleanliness, every detail is carefully managed. The goal is to create a welcoming and uplifting environment for all visitors.
By providing these services, the General Authority is showing its strong commitment to hospitality and care. They understand the importance of Ramadan for Muslims and strive to make the experience at the Prophet’s Mosque as special as possible. The combination of thoughtful planning, warm hospitality, and spiritual atmosphere helps make Ramadan at the Prophet’s Mosque a truly blessed and memorable time for everyone involved.
