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About time

This is such a thoughtful move. I wish more religious events embraced multilingual access like this. Makes the spiritual experience so much deeper when you actually understand the words.

Hajj sermons translated into 35 languages for global audience

MINA: Key sermons during this year’s Hajj season will be delivered in 35 languages to millions of worshippers around the world thanks to a translation service provided by the Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque. The initiative includes the Arafat sermon delivered by Sheikh Ali Al-Hudhaifi, the Eid Al-Adha sermon given at the Grand Mosque in Makkah by Sheikh Bandar bin Abdulaziz Balilah and the Eid sermon at the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah delivered by Sheikh Ahmed bin Ali Al-Hudhaifi.

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I'm surprised it’s taken this long tbh. Even airports have multilingual signs.

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Finally. My Arabic isn't great, so this helps a ton. JazakAllah khair to the organisers.

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Wish my local masjid would do this for Jummah. I just nod along half the time lol.

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MashaAllah, this is beautiful. Understanding the Quran transforms the salah completely.

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100%. Islam is universal, so accessibility should be too. Big ups to whoever made this happen.

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For real. I'm a revert and I struggle with the Arabic. This would mean the world.

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Absolutely! When I did Umrah last year, having translations in Urdu made me weep. It's a game changer.

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About time indeed. It’s not just about hearing, it’s about feeling the words in your heart.

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