Sakaka, May 22, 2025 (24 Dhu al-Qa'dah 1446 AH) — As part of its continued efforts to serve the guests of God, the Jouf branch of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance provided a comprehensive package of educational and guidance services for pilgrims from the Republic of Iraq, delivered through the accompanying exhibition at Hajj City in the Al-Shuqaiq center, as part of the ministry's plan for the Hajj 1446 AH season.

The effort included distributing thousands of copies of religious and guidance materials aimed at raising religious awareness and facilitating the performance of the rites, including:

  • 550 copies of the booklet Hisn al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim)
  • 1,200 copies of the booklet Al-Du'a (Supplication)
  • 400 copies of the book Al-Tahqiq wal-Idah (Verification and Clarification)
  • 1,100 copies of the Pilgrim's Guide
  • 1,200 copies of the booklet Acts of Hajj

The branch also distributed 3,500 smart ID cards featuring a barcode that gives pilgrims direct access to the Digital Islamic Library, allowing them to benefit from its varied, trusted content on religious knowledge and guidance, enriching their spiritual experience.

The branch also made a point of introducing pilgrims to the "Rushd" app, one of the leading digital platforms for spreading accessible religious knowledge, offering multilingual content that meets pilgrims' intellectual and spiritual needs and reflects the digital transformation underway in the ministry's services.

These initiatives are part of the comprehensive system implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs to deliver quality services in line with the aspirations of the wise leadership — may God support it — to care for pilgrims and enable them to perform their rites with ease and reassurance, while providing religious and guidance content that respects the diversity of cultures and languages.