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The preacher of the Grand Mosque, Dr. Osama Khayyat, stressed that choosing good friends and taking care of the youth are essential pillars for the revival of the nation, while warning against bad companions and their destructive impact.

Check the Saudi Arabia weather forecast for Friday. The National Center for Meteorology warns of heavy thunderstorms, flash floods, and hail in several regions, along with dust-raising winds.

The National Center for Meteorology has issued a weather alert for Medina, Al-Ula, and Yanbu. Rain, flash floods, and reduced visibility are expected. See details and warnings below.

Find out the details of temperatures in Saudi Arabia today, where some areas are recording 1 degree Celsius with expectations of heavy thunderstorms in several cities and governorates of the Kingdom.

Learn about the statistics of the Prophet’s Mosque in Rajab 1447 AH, where the number of worshippers exceeded 25 million, with details of visiting the Noble Garden and the services provided to the guests of God.

The National Center for Meteorology warns of thunderstorms, flash floods, and strong winds expected to hit the Al-Jawf region, including Sakaka, Dumat Al-Jandal, Al-Qurayyat, and Tabarjal, on Friday. Learn more.

Learn about the application dates and regulations for travel permits to provide Iftar meals for fasting people in the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque for Ramadan 1447 AH through the Ihsan platform for individuals and associations.

The Saudi Meteorological Authority warns of heavy thunderstorms, flash floods, and strong winds across most of the Kingdom starting Friday. Find out which cities are affected and the weather forecast.

The Makkah region warns motorists of expected thunderstorms and flash floods on highways this Saturday. Check the weather forecast and safety instructions to avoid the risks of the weather fluctuations.

Find out the ranking of Saudi cities in terms of the number of thunderstorm days, according to the National Center for Meteorology report. Abha tops the list with 59 days annually, followed by Taif and Al-Baha.