As reported by Saudi Gazette on Monday, the President of the Presidency of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques Sheikh Dr Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz Al-Sudais officially announced the launch of a 24-hour live radio broadcast of the lessons and sermons of the Grand Mosque via the Manarat Al-Haramain platform in many international languages.
According to Dr Al-Sudais, the launch of the direct broadcasts of lessons and sermons is one of the continuations of digital plans and programs that the presidency is actively working on to serve those who wish to benefit from the available services of the Two Holy Mosques.
He also said that currently, the presidency is trying through its various services to fulfil the wishes of the beneficiaries around the world.
Many Muslims worldwide welcome this excellent news, and many praise the presidency for making this decision.
At this moment, the presidency is intensively increasing digital transformation efforts in the Two Holy Mosques, intending to improve services for all visitors and worshipers.
The use of modern technology and artificial intelligence technology by the presidency in the service of the Two Holy Mosques is also part of their 2024 comprehensive development plan, which is also in line with the Kingdom’s Vision (2030).
The following steps that will be taken by Saudi Arabia’s authority to develop services for pilgrims and visitors in the Kingdom are still unknown. However, it is predictable that the Kingdom will continue to present the latest technology and with qualified quality to support their visions.
We should support whatever it is as long as it is beneficial to the visitors and worshippers who come with hopes and good intentions.
May Allah overcome all obstacles and facilitate visitors and worshippers to perform their worship with ease and ease.
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