Over 80,000 inspections carried out at Riyadh mosques in July 2026
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs conducted more than 80,000 inspections at mosques across Riyadh and its governorates in July 2026 to ensure service quality.
Key Takeaways
AIAs part of ongoing efforts to monitor operations, ensure compliance with regulations, and enhance service quality for worshippers, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance—through its Riyadh branch and mosque administrations in the governorates—carried out 80,291 inspection and supervisory visits to mosques and grand mosques in Riyadh and its affiliated governorates during July 2026.
According to a statement by the ministry on its X platform account, the inspections covered mosques in the capital Riyadh as well as the governorates of Al-Aflaj, Al-Hariq, Al-Kharj, Al-Dawadmi, Al-Zulfi, Al-Muzahimiyah, Al-Ghat, Al-Quwaiyah, Hawtat Bani Tamim, Thadiq, Afif, Dhurma, Marat, Al-Majma'ah, Al-Dilam, Shaqra, Wadi Al-Dawasir, Al-Sulail, Huraymila, Rumah, Al-Majma'ah, and Al-Diriyah.
The inspections were conducted by male and female inspectors, mosque supervisors, and maintenance technicians. The visits focused on monitoring maintenance, cleanliness, and operations at mosques, assessing service levels, and addressing issues on-site to improve performance, enhance service quality, and provide a suitable environment for worshippers.
These efforts reflect the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance’s commitment to strengthening field supervision and raising operational standards in mosques, thereby improving service quality and demonstrating ongoing care for places of worship throughout the Kingdom.
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