Saudi photographer Nada Al-Ghamdi has etched her name in history as the first Saudi woman officially licensed to capture the breathtaking moments inside the Grand Mosque in Makkah

This groundbreaking achievement not only marks a personal victory but also signals the Kingdom’s growing trust in women’s capabilities across all sectors.

With this license, Nada joins the ranks of photographers who document the spiritual essence of the Grand Mosque

Her work will showcase the beauty of worshippers’ moments, the stunning architecture, and the sacred atmosphere of the Grand Mosque.

This milestone reflects Saudi Arabia’s ongoing efforts to empower women and expand their opportunities in various fields.

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Nada’s achievement opens the door for more female talents to contribute to preserving and sharing the visual history of Islam’s holiest sites with the world!