Guardianship of the Two Holy Mosques

The Guardianship of the Two Holy Mosques is a royal title held by the King of Saudi Arabia, symbolizing his leadership and responsibility over Islam’s two holiest sites: Masjid al-Haram in Mecca and Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina. It signifies the king’s religious duty to protect, preserve, and maintain these sacred mosques and ensure the safety and accessibility of millions of pilgrims and worshippers. This title underscores the king’s spiritual role in supporting Islamic faith and heritage, reflecting his commitment to uphold these religious landmarks of central importance to the Muslim community worldwide.