Dates for travel permits to break the fast at the Prophet's Mosque and application requirements
The General Authority for the Care of the Two Holy Mosques has announced the official schedule for receiving applications for permits to provide iftar meals for fasting individuals at the Prophet's Mosque during the holy month of Ramadan this year. This announcement comes as part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's early preparations to ensure the best possible services for visitors to the Two Holy Mosques, in strategic cooperation with the national charitable platform "Ihsan" and the Nusuk Humanitarian Foundation.
Application deadlines for individuals and associations
The authority clarified in its statement the details of the deadlines allocated to each category. It was decided that applications from individuals wishing to provide breakfast meals will be accepted starting next Sunday, the 6th of Sha'ban, and will continue for two days only. As for national non-profit organizations , the date for accepting their applications has been set for Wednesday, the 9th of Sha'ban, and will continue for three days.
Application process and required conditions
The Authority called upon all those wishing to have the honor of providing iftar meals for fasting individuals at the Prophet's Mosque (peace and blessings be upon him) to carefully review the updated terms and conditions on the official website. Application requirements include the catering company specifying the meal price, accurately selecting the location for the iftar, and completing the payment of fees and providing the necessary information via the designated service link.
A unique historical legacy and spirituality in Medina
The iftar meals provided at the Prophet's Mosque in Medina are among the largest interconnected Ramadan tables in the world, a long-standing annual tradition reflecting the generosity of the people of Medina and their love for visitors to the mosque. This legacy spans decades, with locals and philanthropists vying to serve those fasting, creating a unique tableau of faith that embodies the highest ideals of social solidarity and Islamic brotherhood, as Muslims from all corners of the earth gather around one table in a truly awe-inspiring scene.
Digital regulation and its impact on service quality
The collaboration with the Ihsan platform and the Nusuk Foundation is part of the Kingdom's digital transformation under Vision 2030, aiming to streamline charitable work and ensure that donations and services reach their intended recipients with the highest quality standards. This meticulous organization contributes to reducing food waste, ensuring the cleanliness of the mosque and its courtyards, and facilitating crowd movement during the critical moments of breaking the fast, reflecting the Kingdom's civilized image in serving pilgrims and providing a safe and comfortable environment for worship.
