Over 60 million worshippers visited the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah during Muharram 1447H (July–August 2025). The Presidency of Religious Affairs coordinated extensive crowd management, safety, and service operations to handle the unprecedented numbers. Both mosques hold deep religious importance for Muslims worldwide, serving as focal points for worship, prayer, and spiritual renewal. A total of 60,245,635 visitors were recorded during Muharram 1447 Islamic year. The Grand Mosque of Makkah welcomed 27,531,599 worshippers, including 47,823 praying in the sacred Hijr Ismail (Hateem) area. Additionally, 7,857,270 pilgrims performed Umrah during the month. The Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah counted 21,576,200 worshippers, with 1,122,368 praying in Al-Rawdah al-Sharifah, and 2,110,375 visitors entering to greet the Prophet Muhammad and his companions. These figures reflect not only religious devotion but also the Kingdom’s meticulous planning across infrastructure and service delivery to ensure pilgrimage ease.