Bookings For I'tikaf At Grand Masjid, Makkah Have Started

Cairo: The Saudi state agency in charge of the two holy shrines has announced that it has opened registrations for the Islamic ritual of I’tikaf, or bhajan, at the Grand Mosque in Mecca during the month of Ramadan. The General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques said that applications will be accepted until the permitted number of people who wish to sit for Itikaf are registered.

“Register to recognize your I’tikaf and make it easier to perform it in a stable environment of trust,” the agency said on Twitter. The Presidency also clarified that registration is available through the Nusuk app. I’tikaf is a way of staying in a mosque without going out and engaging in worship activities, following the example of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Itikaaf is usually observed by believers during the last ten days of Ramadan. The committee in charge of Itikaf services said that special places in the Grand Masjid have been prepared for this purpose.

1200 years old; The copper coinage of Riyadh is also here

Abdul Rahman Al Sudais, head of the General Presidency, said that facilities for around 2,500 Itikaf sitters have been provided at the sites of the Grand Mosque as part of the Ramadan activity plan. Itikaaf, which was suspended due to security reasons during Kovid, was re-allowed by the authorities from last year.

Security department with strict measures to deal with beggars at pilgrimage centers in Mecca
Read Latest National News and Malayalam News