Starting this November, 300,000 participants will follow a restored 470 km route—complete with rest stations, interactive hubs, and 4×4 transport—to experience the Prophet’s migration.
Saudi authorities have opened a 4,300‑space underground garage beneath the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah, bookable and payable via the new Mawgif parking app.
An Afghan pilgrim has become the first to give birth during Hajj 2025, delivering a healthy baby girl at the Maternity and Children’s Hospital in King Salman Medical City, Madinah.
In Ramadan 2025, 4000 people are observing Itikaf at Masjid an Nabawi with dedicated spaces for men and women. A wide range of services—including translation, healthcare, meals, and educational programs—will support the spiritual journey of every participant.
The Madinah Health Cluster has introduced two smart medical capsules—Tabah and Tibabah—at the northern central area of the Prophet’s Mosque, dramatically improving on-site healthcare services for visitors and pilgrims.