Are good deeds multiplied in Ramadan in the Sacred Mosque?

Question:
The questioner asks: Are good deeds multiplied in Ramadan in the Sacred Mosque? And is this specific to prayer, or does it apply to other acts of worship, such as voluntary prayers and others?

Answer:
The multiplication mentioned in the hadith is specific to the obligatory prayer. The obligatory prayer . That is, one obligatory prayer is equivalent to one hundred thousand obligatory prayers. This applies to the obligatory prayer. As for the other deeds in the Haram, they have an increased reward and a virtue over others. Because deeds are multiplied. The noble time, such as Ramadan, and the noble place, such as the Haram, but the multiplication by one hundred thousand is specific to the obligatory prayer. As for the multiplication of the other deeds, there is no evidence specifying its amount, but there is no doubt that good deeds and righteous actions in the Haram are better than those outside the Haram.