The head of religious affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque, Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz Al-Sudais, launched on Tuesday the Mobile Religious Services Center at the Prophet's Mosque in Medina.

The new center aims to enhance field religious services and facilitate their access for worshippers and visitors, achieving the highest quality standards in serving those who come to the Prophet's Mosque.

Al-Sudais explained that the launch of the center is an extension of the presidency's efforts to develop the system of religious services and increase the efficiency of responding to visitors' needs, thereby enriching their spiritual and educational experience and consolidating the message of the Prophet's Mosque in spreading guidance and moderation.

Diverse services in multiple languages

The mobile center offers a range of religious, advisory, and awareness services, including answering visitors' inquiries, providing religious guidance, and distributing awareness and enrichment materials in several languages, keeping pace with the diversity of nationalities and enhancing effective communication with visitors to the Prophet's Mosque.

The launch of the center is part of the efforts of the Presidency of Religious Affairs to develop qualitative initiatives and improve the quality of services provided in the Prophet's Mosque, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in serving the guests of the Most Merciful and enriching their religious experience.

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