Manarat Al-Haramain digital platform, The Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet channels, and 10 FM radio stations will broadcast the sermon.


Makkah: The Languages and Translation Agency of the General Presidency for Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques will translate the Hajj sermon into 20 languages.
The languages in which the sermon is to be translated, include French, English, Persian, Urdu, Hausa, Russian, Turkish, Punjabi, Chinese, Malay, Swahili, Spanish, Portuguese, Amharic, German, Swedish, Italian, Malayalam, Bosnian, and Filipino.
Manarat Al-Haramain digital platform, The Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet channels, and 10 FM radio stations will broadcast the sermon.
According to Deputy General President for Languages and Translation, Ahmed Al-Hamidi, translating the Arafat sermon is among the agency's most significant undertakings within the framework of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Translation Project.
He emphasized that this effort, along with other initiatives, aligns with the agency's strategic plan for 2024.

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