Masjid An Nabawi Archives — Saudi Expatriates

1Nov By NoraNo Comments

No Need of Permit to perform Eid Prayer in the Two Holy Mosques

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia confirmed that it is not necessary to take a permit in order to perform Eid Al-Fitr prayers in the Grand Mosque of Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madina.Also Read: Iqama Renewal Fees for Expatriates and Family DependentsNo need for permit to perform Eid prayer at Prophet’s Mosque & Grand Mosque of MakkahThe Ministry added that, entering the Grand Mosque does not need a permit, however, in order to perform Umrah, one must need to get a permit through Eatmarna application.The Ministry also stated that the Umrah season for those coming from outside the Kingdom on an Umrah visa ends at the end of the next month, which 30th Shawwal 1443.The pilgrim has the freedom to move between Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Madina Al-Muna...

No More Need of Permit to perform Prayers at the Makkah’s and Madina’s Masjid

7Mar By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

No More Need of Permit to perform Prayers at the Makkah’s and Madina’s Masjid

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia announced the cancellation of permits for the issuance of prayer in the Grand Mosque in Makkah and in the Prophet’s Mosque in Madina, as well as canceling permits to visit the Prophet.Read Me Also: Iqama Renewal Fees for Expatriates and Family DependentsNo need for permit to perform prayer at Prophet’s Mosque & Grand Mosque of MakkahThere is no need for obtaining permit and taking appointment from Eatmarna to perform prayers at the Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah and Masjid Al-Nabawi in Madina and to visit the grave of Prophet (peace Be Upon Him).However, The ministry confirmed that the permits will continue for the issuance of Umrah permit and to pray in the Rawdah Al-Sharifa through Eatmarna and Tawakkalna applications, in...

19Mar By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Announced Masjid al Nabawi Plan – Ramadan 2021

The management of Masjid al-Nabawi on Thursday announced the schedule of plans for worshippers in Ramadan 1442 (the year according to the Islamic lunar calendar).Every year thousands of Muslims spend the holy month of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia offering Taraweeh (special prayers during the night) and Tahajjud prayers in Masjid al Haram, Makkah and in Masjid-e-Nabawi, Madinah.Last Ramadan, Saudi Arabia had suspended the holding of Taraweeh prayers at the two mosques Masjid al-Haram,Ramadan 2021: Operational plan for Prophet’s MosqueThe total capacity of worshippers in Ramadan will be 60,000 worshippers at one time under social distancing measures (inside and outside the masjid).Worshippers will be permitted to pray in the masjid, on the roof, and outside.Praying in the Raw...

Coronavirus has not reached to Mosques Masjid Al-Haram & Nabawi – Sheikh Al Sudais

25Feb By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

Coronavirus has not reached to Mosques Masjid Al-Haram & Nabawi – Sheikh Al Sudais

The President of the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques Sheikh Dr. Abdul Rehman Al Sudais said: “The preventive measures taken by the Saudi Arabia in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic has shown that the nation holds an exemplary position in crisis and disaster management; as well as in combating diseases and outbreaks. It has been able to do so with full ability, competence, and professionalism."The only Places in the World where the Covid-19 has not Reached are the Two Holy MosquesParticipating in a symposium titled ‘The efforts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in serving pilgrims and visitors during the Corona pandemic’Sheikh Al Sudais: “The only places in the world where the Pandemic has not reached are the Two Holy Mosques. We pray that Allah preserv...

30May By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Announced to Open Prophet’s Mosque for Worshipers

Saudi Arabia announced that the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah will gradually open to the worshipers starting Sunday, 31st May 2020 from Fajr prayer with coronavirus preventive measures.Also Read: COVID-19 Guidance for All Prayers at MosquesSaudi Arabia opens Al Masjid an Nabawi to the PublicThe General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques implemented several Covid-19 precautionary measures including:Removing all prayer carpets from the Prophet’s Mosque courtyards.Worshipers will pray on the marble floors.Worshipers should wear face masks.Worshipers should practice social distancing while praying with others in all prayers.Worshipers should bring their own prayer mats to pray on for safety.Supply of Zamzam water will remain suspended.Mo...

Masjid Al-Haram & Nabawi will Open soon for Worshipers

30Apr By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

Masjid Al-Haram & Nabawi will Open soon for Worshipers

Masjid Al-Haram & Nabawi will open soon for worshipers is said by Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais gave reassurance to the Muslim by a video message. The message says that the days will come soon when the faithful or worshipers return to the holy mosques.Two Holy Mosques to Reopen for Muslims All Over the WorldThe new ray of hope comes after Ministry of Hajj and Umrah of Saudi Arabia has announced that they will be opening the two holy mosques after completing sterilization process.Sheikh’s message has reassured Muslims around the world who are sad these days. The Two Holy Mosques are restricted due to the current pandemic. Shiekh also said that Muslims will again come for Umrah and visit the Holy Kaaba.The Kingdom had closed both Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi...

Suspension of Iftar service in Madina (Prophet’s Mosque) during Covid-19

17Apr By NoraNo Comments

Saudi Arabia

Suspension of Iftar service in Madina (Prophet’s Mosque) during Covid-19

The agency of the Prophet’s Mosque (Al Madinah Al Munawarah) announced the suspension of the Iftar dining in the Prophet’s Mosque, during Ramadan this year 2020 as a precautionary measure to combat the spread of Coronavirus pandemic. Trending: Saudi Arabia to suspend Taraweeh during this RamadanRamadan 2020 – Iftar dining prohibited in Al Masjid an NabawiThe agency informed its subscribers of the service, through a text message in which it said: “My brother, the Iftar service provider for the blessed month of Ramadan, as we realize your concern and love for charity in the good month, we would like to inform you to stop the Iftar service in the Prophet’s Mosque, during the blessed month of Ramadan for this year 1441 AH, in precaution, in "The current conditions related to the C...