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Saudi holy mosques serve 33.8m iftars in Ramadan

Saudi holy mosques serve 33.8m iftars in Ramadan
The Prophet's Mosque
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The Grand Mosque and Prophet’s Mosque in Saudi Arabia has provided upwards of 33.8 million iftar meals during the holy month of Ramadan.

General Authority for the Care of Affairs of Two Holy Mosques organised specific distribution zones and enforced rigorous health protocols to guarantee the safe and efficient delivery of food, particularly during the busy periods before the Maghrib prayer, reports Saudi Gazette.

These initiatives also incorporated comprehensive crowd control measures and coordinated operational services, which helped to elevate the standard of service for those in attendance.

This extensive distribution effort underscores the Kingdom’s steadfast dedication to the welfare of worshippers. The project is designed to facilitate a smooth and spiritually fulfilling experience for all visitors to the Two Holy Mosques.

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