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The Minister of Islamic Affairs inaugurated maintenance projects for 800 mosques in Madinah at a cost of 61 million riyals, including historical sites, to enhance services for pilgrims in accordance with the Kingdom's vision.

Hira General Hospital in Mecca successfully treated a young man with a slipped disc through an advanced rehabilitation program that lasted 4 months, restoring his ability to walk without surgery.

The Special Forces for Environmental Security apprehended violators of environmental regulations in Riyadh. Learn about the penalties for entering protected areas, starting fires, and overgrazing, and how to report violations.

The Board of Grievances will close registration for the Judicial Intelligence Hackathon next Tuesday. This global event will focus on leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance judicial services and improve the user experience.

King Abdulaziz University concluded its 2026 Modeling Hackathon in partnership with the Ministry of Transport. Learn about the winning projects in health, transportation, and safety, and the event's role in fostering innovation.

Learn about the mechanism for determining the beneficiaries of an unidentified endowment, as explained by the General Authority for Endowments. Details will cover the Sharia-compliant guidelines, how the proceeds are allocated, and the importance of this in community development.

Learn about the mechanism for determining the beneficiaries of an unknown endowment, as explained by the Saudi General Authority for Endowments, and the Sharia controls for spending the proceeds on charitable causes in the absence of the endower’s condition.

On Gulf Child Day, specialists discuss ways to protect children’s national identity in cyberspace, reviewing Saudi legislation and the importance of psychological and physical balance.

The Minister of Islamic Affairs inspects the King Fahd Complex in Madinah, emphasizing the Kingdom’s role in spreading moderation and combating extremism, and announcing digital projects that keep pace with Vision 2030.

Jeddah Municipality announces the removal of more than 11.4 million tons of solid waste and construction debris during 2025, as part of efforts to improve the urban landscape and quality of life in the governorate.