SAUDI ARABIA

Tawakkalna offers a package of religious services during Ramadan    

March 06, 2025

Saudi Gazette report

RIYADH —
The Tawakkalna application has introduced a package of religious services so as to enable the faithful to perform their worship in an easier way and meet their diverse religious requirements in the holy month of Ramadan.


The application provides a service to determine the direction of the Qibla with high accuracy, and provides a service to know the imams of the Two Holy Mosques who lead night special prayers in the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah.

The religious services package includes the Holy Qur’an service that allows users to read the Holy Qur’an; the service to know prayer times in various regions of the Kingdom, which allows users to know the times of the calls to prayer (adhan and iqamah) and the time of stop eating and drinking at dawn (imsak) to mark the beginning of fasting. The services also include a package of Ihsan services that facilitates the application users to make their charitable donations through the application with easy and simple steps, as well as to sponsor orphans and extend them with donations.

The Manasik portal provided by the application allows viewing and issuing permits to perform Umrah and pray at the Rawdah Sharif in the Prophet’s Mosque. The comprehensive national application Tawakkalna continues to provide services through digital integration and cooperation with various government agencies, and more than 650 government services in one secure and reliable application, thus contributing to improving the quality of life for citizens, residents and visitors to the Kingdom, in accordance with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.


March 06, 2025
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