Riyadh: A total of 347,646 men and women have converted to Islam across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) in the past five years.
On Saturday, January 20, the Saudi’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance (MoiaEN) announced that the number of people converting to Islam has been steadily increasing, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
The ministry’s 423 foreign preachers and 457 Dawah societies contributed to this cause across various Kingdom regions, a press release said.
Here is the breakdown of five years
- 2019 — 21,654
- 2020 — 41,441
- 2021 — 27,333
- 2022 — 93,899
- 2023 — 163,319
The number of people who converted to Islam in 5 years..
More than 300,000 new Muslims by foreign advocates of the #Ministry_of_Islamic_Affairs through Dawa associations in various regions of the Kingdom.#Islamic_Affairs#Dawah_to_Allah pic.twitter.com/Yd8WOxljm1— Ministry of Islamic Affairs 🇸🇦 (@Saudi_MoiaEN) January 19, 2024
The ministry is actively promoting Islam to non-Muslims, promoting its tolerant values, and dispelling any misconceptions or doubts about the religion.
The methods of inviting people to Islam reportedly include lectures, guidance speeches, academic lessons, seminars, workshops, initiatives, and tours.