المملكة: To enhance awareness … the launch of the “Answer and Guidance of Liquids” program in the Great Mosque of Mecca

The Presidency of Religious Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, represented by the Women’s Affairs Agency, announced the launch of the “Answer and Guidance of Liquid” program, the first of its kind.
The program aims to provide fatwas and legal guidelines for the intentions of the Great Mosque of Mecca, within the framework of enhancing the middle religious awareness, and enriching the experience of pilgrims and visitors during the holy month of Ramadan, especially in the last ten days.
The head of religious affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, Sheikh Dr. Abdul Rahman Al -Sudais, stressed that the presidency pays great attention to women’s services, as the program was designed to provide a distinct religious and knowledge experience, which helps conferences and intentions to perform their rituals according to the correct legal controls.

The Kingdom’s vision 2030

Al -Sudais added that the program reflects the message of the Two Holy Mosques in spreading moderation and moderation, and comes in line with the Kingdom’s 2030 vision in empowering women and enhancing their participation in various sectors, praising the great efforts made by the Women’s Affairs Agency, led by Dr. Aisha Al -Aqla, and all the women’s cadres working in the sanctuary.
The “Answer and Guidance of Liquids” program aims to provide the intentions with reliable legal information, and to answer their inquiries about the provisions of rituals and worship, through an ethical and safe paving environment.
The program also enhances the role of Saudi women in providing religious guidance according to accurate scientific standards, which contributes to improving the quality of services provided to the destinations of the campus.

The chapels of women in the Great Mosque of Mecca

To facilitate the access of pilgrims to these services, the presidency has allocated two sites within the women’s chapels in the Great Mosque of Mecca to receive the inquiries of the intentions, namely the women’s chapel (74) in the ground floor and the women’s chapel (84) in the first floor.
The presidency was keen to choose a group of specialists in Sharia science to provide fatwas and consultations, which enhances the credibility of the program, and ensures the provision of instructions in a reliable way that meets the needs of the intentions.
The program is in line with the Kingdom’s efforts to enhance the role of women in various sectors, especially in the service of the Two Holy Mosques, as the presidency seeks, through this project, to provide an interactive environment that enables women to learn and inquire about legal rulings, within a tight institutional framework, ensuring that information is provided in a clear and easy way.

Women’s services in the campus

This program also reflects the presidency’s commitment to achieving leadership in women’s services to the campus, by creating a qualitative shift in providing fatwas and legal guidance, in line with the aspirations of the rational leadership in providing the best services to the guests of Rahman.
Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al -Sudais concluded his statement by emphasizing the importance of this program, calling on all women cadres to make more efforts in providing religious guidance according to an average approach, which enhances the experience of the intentions within the Great Mosque of Mecca, and contributes to achieving the mission of the two scientific and advocacy sanctuaries on a global level.