Haramain Authority advances Islamic education at Grand Mosque and Prophet’s Mosque institutes

The Grand Mosque Institute and its branch at the Prophet’s Mosque host specialized educators who provide Islamic sciences and knowledge to male and female students at the intermediate and secondary levels, in addition to the higher division established in 2002, which focuses on Islamic and linguistic studies.

The institute stands as a beacon of learning within the Two Holy Mosques, maintaining its educational mission based on moderation and balance. It helps students develop academically and intellectually, fosters their abilities, and instills values that contribute to building an informed generation capable of advancing knowledge and service.

The institute’s journey began in 1965, when it was founded by order of King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Since then, it has continually evolved its teaching methods and tools, including the adoption of educational platforms, virtual classrooms, and e-learning technologies.

The educational platform enables teachers to deliver lessons, assign homework and exams, monitor student performance, and conduct assessments electronically, enhancing teacher-student interaction and supporting the development of the educational process through modern technology.

The General Authority for the Care of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque continues to support the educational mission in the Two Holy Mosques, strengthen the role of teachers in enriching knowledge and shaping future generations, and contribute to the advancement of learning within the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque.