Prophet’s Mosque unveils Hajj 2025 operational plan
100 awareness programmes and five smart pathways to guide pilgrims
DUBAI: The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque has unveiled a comprehensive operational plan for the 1446 AH Hajj season at the Prophet’s Mosque.
This initiative focuses on promoting moderation and spreading the humanitarian message of pilgrimage.
As part of the new strategy, 100 awareness initiatives and five smart enrichment pathways have been introduced to enhance the digital experience for pilgrims during Hajj 2025.
Three key pillars
The plan is structured around three central pillars. The first pillar leverages the sanctity of Hajj’s time, highlighting the event’s religious significance and global message of balance.
The second pillar focuses on the sanctity of place, aiming to broadcast the teachings and guidance of the Holy Mosques across the world.
The third pillar ensures an enriched spiritual journey through innovation and excellence, anchored in a well-structured framework.
Multilingual initiatives
Twenty additional pathways covering seven religious disciplines have been developed to convey the message of Hajj globally in multiple languages. These efforts reinforce the Prophet’s Mosque’s mission to promote moderation and inclusivity during the sacred season.
Embracing technology
Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, Head of Religious Affairs at both mosques, affirmed that all available resources are being committed to providing a deeply spiritual and seamless experience for pilgrims. He noted that advanced digital tools and artificial intelligence will be utilised to transcend time and space, effectively delivering the values of Hajj to a global audience. This innovative approach aligns with the broader goal of sharing Islam’s message of peace and compassion.