Female students from the College of Computer Science and Engineering at Taibah University achieved a remarkable accomplishment, as the team behind the “Mistadhill” project secured second place in the Engineering and Infrastructure Track at the fourth edition of the Hajathon, held as part of the Scientific Forum for Hajj and Umrah Research at Umm Al-Qura University.

The project team consisted of the following students:

  • Malakah Al-Qabli
  • Suad Taha
  • Sara Al-Ghamdi

This achievement recognizes the students’ efforts in developing innovative technological solutions that contribute to advancing the Hajj and Umrah ecosystem through the “Mistadhill” project. The project aims to enhance the quality of pilgrims’ experiences, improve the efficiency of services provided to them, and support the sustainability of the Hajj ecosystem through the use of modern technologies and smart infrastructure solutions.

The College of Computer Science and Engineering takes pride in this achievement, which reflects the excellence of its female students and their ability to apply their knowledge and technical skills to develop innovative solutions that serve society and address the needs of the Hajj and Umrah sector.

The College congratulates the students on this achievement and wishes them continued success, excellence, and further accomplishments throughout their academic and professional journeys.

Authored on
23-Rabi’ Al-Thani-1448-04-October-2026
Target Audience
Faculty Members
Students
Visitors