Al Rawza Al Sharifah Ziarat is recorded at Masjid al-Nabawi, the second holiest site in Islam, located in the city of Madinah, Saudi Arabia. More than 1.4 million Muslims around the world have visited the holy month of Ramadan during the recent Hajj season. This information has been reported by the country's state-owned news agency SPA, citing an official statistic on Sunday.

The General Authority of the Prophet's Mosque said it strives to provide the highest quality of service to help worshipers perform their prayers with ease. In the mosque of Madinah, the holy city of Saudi Arabia, the shrine of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is located in Nawabi. Muslims wishing to visit and offer prayers at Rawza Sharif must obtain permission from the government of Saudi Arabia before arriving in the country.

The small area of ​​Al Rawza Al Sharif attracts huge crowds of visitors. Because of this, the management of the mosque becomes a great challenge, said Abdul Aziz Al Ayoubi, Assistant Supervisor of the Prophet's Mosque.

He told Saudi state-owned television channel Al-Arabiya that security arrangements for the visitors and the Rawza Ziyarat activities were carried out through the coordinated efforts of volunteers and other supporting organizations. As a result, the task of welcoming more than 14 lakh pilgrims during the Hajj season this year has become easier.

In December of last year, the Saudi Arabian authorities issued new rules for visiting the fasting of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), the beloved of Muslims, located in the Masjid al-Nabawi. According to the new rules, from now on Muslims around the world can visit the holy month of Ramadan only once a year.

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah Affairs of Saudi Arabia said that Muslims can visit the second holiest place in Islam for 365 days. In this case, a Muslim will be allowed to visit the Holy Fast once a year.

A Muslim can apply for a visit to Al Rawza Al Sharifa through the Nusuk or Tawaqalna app 365 days after his last visit permit, the ministry said. The application for the permission to visit the Holy Fast through this app must provide a certificate of not being infected with Corona and not having come in contact with Corona patients.

About 1.8 million Muslims in the world performed Hajj this year; which ended last week in the holy city of Mecca and nearby areas in Saudi Arabia. The Prophet's Mosque becomes the main destination of Muslim Umrah and Hajj pilgrims from different countries of the world almost throughout the year. According to an official Saudi statistic, more than 74.5 million Muslims visited the holy month of Ramadan in the first quarter of this year. Last year, more than 28 crore Muslims visited Rawza Mubarak.