Saudi Boy Scouts Are Back In Makkah To Help Around The Holy Mosque And It Is Absolutely Heartwarming
Saudi volunteers above the age of 17 have made their way to the Holy Mosque to help around with different tasks this Ramadan
PILGRIM SERVICE: A Saudi boy scout gives directions to pilgrims at the Grand Mosque in Makkah on Friday. (SPA) pic.twitter.com/77nv2j1Qst
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After nearly 2 years of waiting during the coronavirus pandemic, the Scout boys have now returned to their duties. They help to serve worshippers and are assigned to multiple locations and floors of the Grand Mosque.
The scouts direct the worshippers on different floors to prevent overcrowding and designate them to their prayer areas during Taraweeh
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A total of more than 160 scouts have dedicated their volunteer work to this movement. These services have not only prevented people from being misdirected or lost, but to maintain and organized crowd in the mosque. The scouts previously served during the month of Hajj, but can now participate in various places year
Boy Scouts getting prepared to serve pilgrims in #Hajj2018 #OnePeople #Saudi pic.twitter.com/6nOBeZIXOd
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