King Salman Orders Qiblatain Mosque in Madinah to Remain Open 24 Hours for Worshippers
Madinah, The Gulf Observer: Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman has issued a royal directive to keep the Qiblatain Mosque in Madinah open 24 hours a day, enabling worshippers to perform prayers at any time.
On this occasion, Prince Salman bin Sultan, Emir of the Madinah Region and Chairman of the Regional Development Authority, expressed profound gratitude and appreciation to King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for their continuous care for mosques and their efforts to enhance services for pilgrims and visitors to the holy sites.
“The royal directive reflects the Kingdom’s ongoing dedication to the care of mosques, foremost among them the Two Holy Mosques, and embodies Saudi Arabia’s message in serving Islam and Muslims,” Prince Salman said.
He noted that all relevant authorities have commenced the implementation of operational measures to ensure the mosque’s readiness for round-the-clock access, with a focus on ensuring the comfort and spiritual well-being of worshippers at this significant religious and historical site.
Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance Sheikh Dr. Abdullatif Al Al-Sheikh highlighted that the directive underscores the leadership’s commitment to providing the highest level of care and comfort for mosque visitors, particularly at historic mosques that hold a special place in the hearts of Muslims.
He further stated that the Qiblatain Mosque is fully equipped to operate continuously and has been provided with facilities to serve worshippers efficiently. The minister also reaffirmed that the ministry continues to implement major projects aimed at developing mosques and strengthening the Kingdom’s pioneering role in serving Islam and Muslims worldwide.
