Kuwaiti Mosques Prepared for Influx of Worshippers During Last Nights of Ramadan
Kuwait: Mosques across Kuwait, especially the Grand State Mosque, are preparing to welcome worshippers for the highly anticipated last ten nights of Ramadan, which begins this Friday evening. These preparations reflect the deep respect for this holy period and the importance of Laylat al-Qadr, a night believed to be more significant than a thousand months.
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Officials are ensuring a spiritually enriching experience for worshippers. The Capital Governorate Mosques Administration has readied mosques and Ramadan centers, selected skilled reciters and lecturers, and arranged for hospitality services.
Large mosques like Al-Rashid and Saad bin Abi Waqqas can accommodate thousands of worshippers, while Ramadan centers will provide meals, beverages, and dedicated prayer spaces. The administration has also prioritized safety by collaborating with health and interior ministries. Medical teams will be on standby, and traffic plans are in place for smooth movement around the centers.
For enhanced accessibility, Bilal bin Rabah Mosque has announced its prayer schedule and plans to set up Ramadan tents with ample parking and transportation services. Guidance signs will be installed for easier navigation, especially for the elderly and disabled.
These meticulous preparations demonstrate the mosques’ commitment to creating a welcoming and spiritually uplifting environment for all worshippers during the sacred nights of Ramadan.
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