The old building of the Prophet's Mosque was opened to all visitors

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 The administration of Masjid-e-Nabawi has announced that the old building of Masjid-e-Nabawi has been opened for all visitors on the arrival of Ramadan.

 The old building has also been opened since Friday for all visitors and worshipers from abroad.

 According to the state-run news agency SPA, the administration said in a statement that a permit for prayers would have to be obtained at Roza Sharif (Riyadh al-Jannat) and admission would be possible through the Tawaklana or Etemarna app.

 The management of Masjid-e-Nabawi has said that all possible standard facilities will be available to the pilgrims.  All the courtyards and roofs of the Prophet's Mosque have been opened for the pilgrims so that they can perform prayers and other acts of worship with ease and convenience.

 The administration says that male pilgrims will be allowed to enter the shrine with full capacity from noon till after Taraweeh.  Visitors will gather in front of Gate No. 38, while arrangements have been made to exit Gate No. 40 and Bab Jibril.

 The morning time for women is set for pilgrimage.  A group of 450 women pilgrims will be allowed to go.  The pilgrims will gather in front of Gate No. 24 North and Gate No. 37 East and South.

 The administration has appealed to the visitors to adhere to the stipulated time so as to avoid dragons at the reception venues.  All people should refrain from praying in the corridors and do not bring any luggage etc. with them.

 The administration has said that 12 prayer mats have been set up near the doors of Masjid-e-Nabawi for the disabled pilgrims and wheelchairs are also available while transportation from golf carts will be provided 24 hours a day.

 The statement further said that the queuing for the visitors would start in the first extended building, when it was filled, the visitors would be sent to the second extended building, then the roof would be opened and finally the courtyards would be given a chance.

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