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Qassim Islamic Affairs conducts over 16,000 mosque inspections in October

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs' Qassim branch carried out 16,310 field visits to mosques and grand mosques across the region during October 2026.

Qassim Islamic Affairs conducts over 16,000 mosque inspections in October

In October 2026, the Qassim branch of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance conducted an extensive campaign to inspect mosques and grand mosques throughout the region. Spanning across various governorates, the initiative saw a total of 16,310 field visits carried out by a team of supervisors and maintenance technicians.

These professionals were tasked with assessing the readiness of mosques and their facilities, monitoring maintenance, cleaning, and operational work, and ensuring a comfortable environment for worshippers. Additionally, the inspections included checks on mosque staff, such as imams and muezzins, to ensure adherence to ministry directives.

The overall aim of these extensive mosque inspections was part of a larger strategy by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance to enhance mosque care and elevate the quality of services provided, in alignment with the leadership's vision for supporting mosques and serving their visitors.

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