The Mawkib provided: Over (130,000) meals, and (500,000) cups of cold water, in addition to accommodation and rest services.

After the conclusion of the visit the office of His Eminence (may Allah prolong his life) in Najaf Al-Ashraf announced the statistics of the services provided to the visitors on the occasion of the Arbaeen of the Master of Martyrs (peace be upon him) and the anniversary of the demise of the Prophet (peace be upon him). The head of the procession, Ahmed Malik, explained what was offered on these two occasions to uphold these rituals and provide what the visitor needs to perform these rituals and provide services in the procession of the blessed office.

Malik explained that what was provided for breakfast since the 7th of Safar until the anniversary of the demise of the Prophet reached more than (19,000) breakfast meals, while (51,500) lunch meals were distributed in the Mawkib, along with more than (61,600) dinner meals, making a total of more than (1,321,000) food meals for the visitors on these two occasions.

He also mentioned that in addition to the diverse food meals provided since the 7th of Safar until the end of the visit to our Prophet (peace be upon him) next to the shrine of Amir al-Mu'minin (peace be upon him), the members of the Mawkib mobilized all their capabilities to provide the best services. This is an annual tradition that everyone is accustomed to, offering it to the followers of the Ahlul Bayt (peace be upon them) coming from different countries around the world and the Iraqi provinces.

Furthermore, Hajj Ahmed Al-Shawk, who shares the responsibility with the servant of Hussein, Ahmed Malik, in monitoring what the Mawkib needs, stated that the Mmawkib also provided accommodation for more than (300) visitors per day, along with providing them with food, health services, rest areas, and distributing juices, fruits, tea, and milk.

He added that the services provided to the visitors were accompanied by the distribution of cold water due to the high temperatures. More than (570,000) cups of cold water were distributed around the clock, 24 hours a day, to ensure the continuation of the journey towards the holy Karbala and Najaf Al-Ashraf and the arrival of the visitor to perform the pilgrimage. In addition, religious guidance was provided to emphasize the importance of preserving these rituals.