Nada Al Ghamdi Becomes First Saudi Woman to Photograph Grand Mosque
Earlier this month, Saudi authorities enforced a ban on filming and photography at the Grand Mosque without a permit.

This Ramadan marks a significant milestone for Saudi women in photography, as Nada Al-Ghamdi becomes the first Saudi woman officially licensed to photograph inside Makkah’s Grand Mosque.
As worshippers gather at Islam’s holiest site, Al-Ghamdi will document the spiritual atmosphere, capturing the warmth and grandeur of the sacred space, especially during this holy month. Meanwhile, Saudi authorities have enforced a ban on filming and photography inside Masjid Al-Haram and Masjid An-Nabawi during Ramadan 2025 without a permit, citing the need to maintain respect for worshippers and minimize distractions. Violators risk fines and confiscation of equipment.
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Mar 09, 2025