Saudi Gazette report

MADINAH — The Agency of Religious Affairs at the Prophet's Mosque has begun a 24/7 recitation correction (tajweed) program for men and women.

The program aims to teach and correct the recitation of the Holy Qur'an for men and women who find difficulty in reciting, reciting and memorizing the Holy Qur'an in two sessions — morning and evening. It also allows intered people to register through its electronic platform.

Part of the Ramadan 2025 Qur'an circles, the program aims to improve Qur'an recitation for visitors and students in Madinah.

The program implements the use of one of the technical methods and means to continue the message and role of the Prophet’s Mosque in the field of educating, raising awareness and cultivating Muslims all over the world.

The General Authority for the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque has deployed dedicated teams that work tirelessly to ensure the comfort of worshippers and Umrah performers from the moment they arrive at the Grand Mosque.

The teams undertake several key tasks, including managing the entry and exit of pilgrims, preparing prayer areas, ensuring compliance with permits, and organizing routes to facilitate the movement of pilgrims and visitors.

The authority urges Umrah performers and visitors to adhere to organizational guidelines to ensure seamless movement and maintain a peaceful environment.