Saudi Ministry Provides Multilingual Books and Wi-Fi for Pilgrims at Madinah and Makkah Airports and Mosques
The Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance has made over 46,000 multilingual books and barcodes from the Islamic Electronic Library available to pilgrims at Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah, Prince Abdul Mohsin bin Abdulaziz Airport in Yanbu, and the pilgrims’ city in Khaibar Governorate.
Additionally, a free Wi-Fi service is provided by the Islamic Affairs branch in Makkah at Al-Tanaim and Al-Hal mosques, as well as Qarn Al-Manazil and Wadi Muharram miqatas, to enable pilgrims to use modern technological services and digital platforms.
The text describes a new service offered by the Islamic ministry for pilgrims.
This service enables pilgrims to access the ministry's electronic resources, including a 3,000-strong Islamic library in multiple languages, through Wi-Fi and download them onto their smart devices at high speed.
Pilgrims can also use the service to get answers to Hajj-related questions and watch instructional videos produced by the ministry.
The text describes a new service offered by the Islamic ministry for pilgrims.
This service enables pilgrims to access the ministry's electronic resources, including a 3,000-strong Islamic library in multiple languages, through Wi-Fi and download them onto their smart devices at high speed.
Pilgrims can also use the service to get answers to Hajj-related questions and watch instructional videos produced by the ministry.
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