Hidayah Hackathon boosts mosque services
The article by Dr. Salem Oreejah discusses the "Heidaya Hackathon," which employs innovation and technology to enhance religious services provided to visitors of the Grand Mosque in Mecca and the Prophet's Mosque in Medina. It covers the organization and details of the "Heidaya Hackathon" activities scheduled to take place at Jeddah University from September 8 to 10, 2026. The goal is to develop innovative smart technological solutions that improve the quality of religious services and facilitate access for pilgrims and visitors. The hackathon focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence and modern technologies across various fields, including translation, media, guidance, and Quranic education tools. It anticipates diverse participation from innovators, developers, and academics. The initiative aims to turn creative ideas into practical, implementable solutions through continuous evaluation and judging, with hopes that the results beyond the announcement of winners will lead to the development of initiatives and create a lasting impact that benefits those who seek religious services.
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