Saudi Arabia has imposed new rules for visiting the Roza or Al -Rawa al -Sharifa of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), located in the mosque. From now on, Muslims around the world will be able to visit the second sacred place of Islam once a year, Saudi authorities said.
The country’s Hajj and Umrah ministry has said that permission will be allowed only 7 days a year to visit the Prophet’s Roza. However, a visitor will get permission to visit it once within 5 days.
The ministry’s directive also said that permission from the Nusuk or Taiakocal apps should be visited to visit the Prophet’s Roza. However, the certificate of not being infected with the corona will have to be issued.
The beloved Prophet Muhammad Sa in the mosque in the holy city of Madinah. Its Roza Mubarak is located. It is known as al -Rawa al -Sharifa.
From now on, Muslim visitors will have to get permission in advance to visit it. In the holy city of Mecca, many Muslims visited the Prophet’s Roza and traveled to pray there.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia authorities are hoping that the Omara season, which starts six months ago, will observe around 5 million Muslims in the season.
