🌍 Hajj 2025: Arafat Sermon to Echo Worldwide in 35 Languages — A Historic Step Toward Global Islamic Unity

📍 Location: Makkah, Saudi Arabia | 🗓️ Date: June 1, 2025

In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at uniting Muslims across the globe, the Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and Prophet’s Mosque has announced that the Arafat Sermon during Hajj 2025 will be translated and broadcast in 35 languages — reaching millions of believers in real-time.

This bold multilingual project ensures that the powerful spiritual message delivered during the pivotal Day of Arafat (June 5, 2025) resonates with Muslims from every corner of the world, regardless of linguistic background.

🔊 Real-Time Global Broadcast

Led by Sheikh Dr. Saleh bin Humaid, the sermon will be delivered from Mount Arafat and simultaneously translated into widely spoken languages such as English, Urdu, Hausa, Indonesian, Turkish, French, Yoruba, Chinese, Russian, and more.

These translations will be available live on various digital platforms, including social media, FM broadcasts, and dedicated YouTube channels.

📱 Technology Meets Faith

For better accessibility, QR codes linking to both audio and text translations will be placed in key areas such as pilgrim camps, transportation services, mosques, and accommodations.

🕋 A Message of Mercy and Unity

The Arafat Sermon, delivered on the second day of Hajj, focuses on themes of mercy, equality, justice, and devotion. By enabling translation in 35 languages, the initiative ensures that this central message of Islam reaches hearts without barriers.

🕌 A Milestone in Digital Da’wah

This initiative reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to a digitally connected pilgrimage. With over five million Muslims expected to benefit, the project is a major leap toward religious inclusivity and global Islamic solidarity.