المملكة: Saudi Scouts in the Grand Mosque .. The messengers of humanity in the campus

The highest meanings of giving and dedication are manifested in the service of others between the corridors of the Grand Mosque, where members of Saudi Scouts perform their human and national role in helping the guests of Rahman during the Umrah season, offering a supervising model of volunteerism.

Executive help stumbled with a tawaaf plate

With the intensity of the numbers of pilgrims who come to the Sacred House of God from all over the world, scouts are making tremendous efforts to ensure their comfort and provide support for them in various circumstances, which makes them at the forefront of volunteers who embody the spirit of brotherhood and solidarity.

In one of these influential humanitarian situations, the scout leader Abdullah Adnan Faki was performing his duties in the service of pilgrims near the Tawaf dish, when he saw a Turkish pilgrim that stumbled and falls on the ground, affected by an injury in her head.
He did not hesitate for a moment to intervene, so he approached her quickly to make sure of her health, following the emergency skills he gained during his scout training. With words of reassurance in sign language and some English phrases, he tried to calm her and relieve her tension, while signs of pain were drawn on her face.

At the same moment, Abdullah contacted the Saudi Red Crescent teams to inform them of the incident, and remained next to the paramedics, who conducted the first aid.
He was not satisfied with that, but insisted on accompanying her to the medical clinic inside the campus, where she received the necessary care. While she was there, he continued to provide psychological support to her, stressing that her situation is stable and that she would be able to complete her age. And when her condition improved, Al -Mu’tamara expressed her deep gratitude for this human behavior, noting that this moment will remain engraved in her memory, especially that she lived this position in the cleanest parts of the earth. With a smile of satisfaction and reassurance, Abdullah bid her farewell after making sure that she was able to follow her rituals, to return again to continue his role in serving others with sincerity and dedication.

Return a young child to his family

In another scene that reflects the vigilance of the scout members and their human sense, the scout was Rashid Bandar Al -Zahrani in the Sanctuary Square when he noticed a young child who seemed confused and fearful, walking alone among the masses of pilgrims. With his delicate sense, Rashid realized that the child Awais Abdullah, from the Arab Republic of Egypt, had lost his family during the circumambulation, so he gently went to him, and bowed to his level, speaking with him in a calm voice to reassure him and give him a sense of safety.

With brilliantness and intelligence, the scout began to collect the necessary information about the child’s family, and through coordination with the competent authorities, he was able to reach his father, who was looking for him with great concern.
At the moment of the meeting, the father did not hold his tears as he embraced his son with love and gratitude, expressing his deep thanks to the scout, Rashid and for all Saudi scouts who contribute to facilitating the journey of pilgrims, stressing that this position will remain an unforgettable memory for him and his family.

Elderly help lost his group

As for the scout, Muhammad Mahdi Al -Harthi, he presented another model of the human spirit of the scouts, as he noticed while performing his organizational tasks in the nave of an elderly man, who is eighty years old, standing in confusion and clear anxiety.
Muhammad approached him and asked him gently if he needed help, to discover that he had lost his group and did not carry a phone to communicate with them, which made him in a difficult situation.

Quietly and responsible, the scout examines the identification card carried by the pilgrim, and was able to reach the campaign official to which he belongs. Immediately, the process of returning him was coordinated to his place of residence, where the campaign official came within a few minutes, to take the pilgrim amid sincere invitations and great gratitude for this rapid and active intervention, which was booked the search and wandering among the crowds.

Such human situations are repeated daily between members of Saudi Scouts who devote their time and efforts to serve the people of the Sacred House of God, embodied the highest meanings of giving and dedication. They are not satisfied with the help of the elderly and those with special needs, but rather contribute to the organization of crowds, guide the lost, and provide psychological and helpful support to those who need it, which reflects their vital role in facilitating the experience of pilgrims and making it more comfortable and safe.

Thus, the members of the Saudi Scouts continue their noble mission in the Great Mosque of Mecca, working silently, but their imprint remains clear in the hearts of all those who have experienced humanitarian situations with them. It is a sublime message that reflects the great Islamic and human values, and confirms that volunteer work is not just a duty, but rather a lifestyle that manifests itself in its best forms in the cleanest parts of the earth.