Saudi Arabia has officially opened registration for volunteers wishing to assist worshippers in the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah during the sacred month of Ramadan

The initiative, organized by the Presidency of Religious Affairs in collaboration with the Ministry of Human Resources, aims to enhance the experience of millions of visitors during this spiritually significant period.

Volunteers, both male and female, can apply to serve in various fields, including guidance, awareness promotion, religious affairs, media, technical support, row management, and translation

To streamline the process, the presidency has established a digital platform to match volunteers with opportunities based on their skills and interests.

Ramadan marks the peak season for Umrah, with thousands of worshippers gathering at the holy sites.

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The influx of pilgrims requires meticulous planning, and volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining organization and ensuring smooth operations.

Many pilgrims also visit the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina and explore other significant Islamic landmarks in the city

Sheikh Abdulrahman Al Sudais, head of the Presidency of Religious Affairs, emphasized that volunteering at the Two Holy Mosques is a noble act deeply rooted in Islamic values

By facilitating this initiative, Saudi Arabia continues to uphold its commitment to serving worshippers and enhancing their religious experience during one of the most sacred months of the year.