The celebration organized by the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO), in partnership with the Muslim World League and the Mohammedia League of Scholars of the Kingdom of Morocco, on Sunday, 26 April 2026, marking the milestone of 10 million visitors to the International Fair and Museum of the Prophet’s Biography and Islamic Civilization at ICESCO headquarters in Rabat, received extensive media coverage in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, reflecting the symbolic and cultural significance of the event.

This coverage highlighted the level of attention devoted by leading Saudi media institutions, both print and digital, to this achievement, underscoring the civilizational and cultural dimensions of the celebration and the status of the fair and museum as one of the landmark initiatives dedicated to serving the Prophet’s biography and promoting its noble human values.

In this context, the prominent Al-Jazirah newspaper published a report on its website titled “10 Million Visitors on a Spiritual Journey Through Time: A Record for the Prophet’s Biography Fair at ICESCO Headquarters in Rabat,” and carried a second article in its print edition titled “Dr. Al-Issa Attends the Celebration Marking 10 Million Visitors to the Prophet’s Biography Museum Branch in Rabat,” reflecting the newspaper’s particular interest in the event.

The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) also published a report titled “Secretary-General of the Muslim World League Participates in the Celebration Marking 10 Million Visitors to the Prophet’s Biography Museum Branch in Rabat,” while Okaz newspaper covered the occasion with a news item titled “Secretary-General of the Muslim World League Attends the Celebration Marking 10 Million Visitors to the Prophet’s Biography Museum Branch in Rabat.” Al-Madina newspaper likewise devoted coverage to the celebration, in addition to a second article titled “Al-Issa Participates in the Celebration Marking 10 Million Visitors to the Prophet’s Biography Museum Branch in Rabat.”

Saudi media attention was not limited to these outlets, as the Sabq electronic newspaper also published an article titled “Secretary-General of the Muslim World League Attends the Celebration Marking 10 Million Visitors to the Prophet’s Biography Museum Branch in Rabat.”

This extensive coverage reflects the growing presence of the International Fair and Museum of the Prophet’s Biography and Islamic Civilization in the Arab media landscape and confirms its success in consolidating its position as a prominent civilizational and knowledge platform.