المملكة: 12 service to facilitate the emptiness of the retreating to perform acts of worship in the Prophet’s Mosque

The General Authority for Care of the Prophet’s Mosque has provided 12 field services to take care of 4000 retreating from 120 nationalities. They spend the period of i’tikaaf in 48 locations in the Prophet’s Mosque, during which they devote themselves to obedience and worship between prayer, memory, recitation and supplication, until the end of the period of i’tikaaf at the end of the night of the month of Ramadan.
The services provided to the retreat include providing daily meals for them, providing watering services, in an appropriate faith environment, providing personal and health services, and translation after languages, awareness and guidance screens to introduce i’tikaaf requirements, bags to save luggage, and first medical clinics.
Relevant and sleeping supplies, laundry service, mobile phone charging outlets, and providing a bag for each retreat containing personal care tools, and a bracelet to facilitate entry and exit to i’tikaaf sites.

Investing the retreat is its time

The Commission called on the retreat to adhere to a number of requirements during the period of i’tikaaf, including the investment of the retreat, its times by prayer and remembrance, and all other acts of worship, and avoid annoying the worshipers in Tarawih prayers and performing, and ensuring that calm and tranquility in the Prophet’s Mosque.

Wearing the best clothes, finishing, avoiding what bothering the retreat, and contributing to maintaining the cleanliness of the Prophet’s Mosque, and creating the appropriate environment for the worshipers by ensuring that the luggage is placed in the treasures designated for that.
In addition to the retreat’s commitment to the site allocated according to the number, and the commitment to health guidelines, and to follow safety instructions when using movement paths to enter and go out to the i’tikaaf site.
Also, not to enter foods, drinks and unauthorized luggage to the i’tikaaf site, not to establish lessons, receive visitors, or take children to the i’tikaaf site.