For the first time in Hajj history, Saudi Arabia has officially activated drones and helicopters to deliver urgent medical supplies directly to pilgrims. This will bypass traffic delays and save lives by reaching those in need faster than traditional ground transport.
Worshipers performing Hajj 1446 AH will have access to free high-speed internet at Masjid Al-Haram, Masjid An-Nabawi, and other sacred sites to ensure ease of communication and enhance the digital experience.
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.
His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Sudais praises Duraya Company and SWB Technical Development Company for launching a state-of-the-art AI and robotics prototype to enhance guidance, ritual assistance, and electronic fatwa services at the grand mosque.
The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Prophet’s Mosque collaborates with the Islamic University in Medina to advance technological innovation and enhance visitor services, fostering partnerships in line with Vision 2030.
Downloaded over 1 million times from the Google Play Store, the app is widely used by Muslims to read, study, and learn the Quran, as well as for assistance with prayer practices.
To enhance the safety and well-being of pilgrims, Saudi Arabia has introduced the ASEFNE (أسعفني) app, offering critical emergency services tailored to the needs of Umrah and Hajj visitors.