Mecca: The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque has amplified the global reach of the Islamic message through a sophisticated digital framework that transitions religious content beyond the physical confines of the Two Holy Mosques into a highly accessible multilingual digital space, utilizing advanced technologies to deliver the message of moderate Islam to Muslims worldwide.
According to Saudi Press Agency, a cornerstone of this transformation is an expansive translation network. The presidency has launched specialized programs delivering religious and guidance content in over 60 languages, alongside instant translation devices deployed through the "In Their Languages" initiative. To further expand this global impact, the presidency has also rolled out smart digital broadcasting platforms for live lectures and sermons.
This technological integration extends directly to the physical spaces of the Two Holy Mosques, where multilingual smart robots now provide visitors with on-site religious and navigational guidance.
Furthermore, the presidency has modernized its fatwa operations by activating a cloud-based communication platform, which instantly routes religious inquiries to qualified scholars, removing the need for their physical presence on-site. This significantly accelerates response times and maximizes the efficiency of guidance services during the peak Hajj and Umrah seasons.
Through sustained investments in digital transformation and artificial intelligence, the Kingdom continues to elevate the tools for religious discourse. These continuous advancements align seamlessly with Saudi Vision 2030, enriching the pilgrim experience and ensuring the moderate message of Islam reaches a truly global audience.