World Champion Khabib Nurmagomedov Visits Hira Cultural District
Yesterday, the Russian world champion in lightweight mixed martial arts, Khabib Nurmagomedov, visited the Hira Cultural District in Mecca. Nurmagomedov toured the sections of the Revelation Exhibition, learning about its contents and the other parts of the district.
The Russian champion expressed his admiration for the exhibition, noting the cultural significance of the district, its scientific content and the technologies used in it. Moreover, Khabib Nurmagomedov hailed the effort it makes to enrich the religious and cultural experience of visitors to Mecca.
High-Level Visits to Hira Cultural District
Few days ago, Minister of Tourism Ahmed bin Aqil Al-Khateeb also visited Hira Cultural District in Makkah , reported Sabq. Al-Khatib expressed his happiness with its collection of museums and exhibitions that reflect the Islamic and historical significance of the holiest place on earth.
Moreover, last January, the Minister of Transport and Logistic Services Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser visited the Hira Cultural District project and the Revelation Gallery in Mecca. Al-Jasser expressed his pleasure with what he saw in the exhibition, admiring the wonderful embodiment of the revelation story and the noble prophetic mission.
Winter Nights
The Hira Cultural District has become a beacon for revitalizing free winter events. The district introduced the “Hiking Hira Mountain” activity, providing a newly paved road for climbing and exploring this timeless Islamic landmark. This experience is significant for its spiritual impact on Muslims globally.
Moreover, safety measures are prioritized for visitors during the ascent, with provisions for necessary equipment and beverages. The journey to the summit encompasses a unique historical period outlined by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), encouraging spiritual reflection.
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