Roof of Third Saudi Expansion of Grand Mosque to open for worshipers during Ramadan
Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, head of the Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, hailed the directives of the higher authorities to facilitate opening of the roof of the Third Saudi Expansion of the Grand Mosque with all services for worshipers.
This is in view of the huge influx of pilgrims and worshipers to Islam’s holiest shrine during the holy month of Ramadan, marking the annual peak Umrah season.
Sheikh Al-Sudais said that the royal directive was issued so as to enable the pilgrims and worshipers at the Grand Mosque to perform their rituals in ease and comfort in a safe and serene spiritual atmosphere.
He highlighted the efforts of the Presidency to complete the preparation of the Third Saudi Expansion with all its floors, roofs and courtyards to accommodate the largest number of pilgrims in the coming days of Ramadan.
Sheikh Al-Sudais said that all the arrangements and preparations are in place at the Third Saudi Expansion to receive the pilgrims and provide them with services in all its corridors, floors and roof.
He supplicated God Almighty to reward Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman for their utmost keenness, care, and support in serving the Two Holy Mosques as well as the pilgrims and visitors.
Sheikh Al-Sudais said that the royal directive was issued so as to enable the pilgrims and worshipers at the Grand Mosque to perform their rituals in ease and comfort in a safe and serene spiritual atmosphere.
He highlighted the efforts of the Presidency to complete the preparation of the Third Saudi Expansion with all its floors, roofs and courtyards to accommodate the largest number of pilgrims in the coming days of Ramadan.
Sheikh Al-Sudais said that all the arrangements and preparations are in place at the Third Saudi Expansion to receive the pilgrims and provide them with services in all its corridors, floors and roof.
He supplicated God Almighty to reward Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman for their utmost keenness, care, and support in serving the Two Holy Mosques as well as the pilgrims and visitors.
