Worshippers are urged to abide by the regulations and follow preventive measures for their very own safety to control the spread of COVID-19.
Over 90,000 mosques in Saudi Arabia reopened their doors to worshippers on Sunday morning. This is after around 2 months when the government decided to close mosques to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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With a limit of 40 percent capacity, the worshipers were allowed to enter the mosques, from Fajr prayers today morning (Shawwal 8).
The reopening of mosques was carried out on the basis of the guidance of Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dr. Abdullatif Al Asheikh, and advice issued by the Senior Council of Ulemas.
The ministry has conducted a massive media campaign to urge all worshippers to abide by preventive measures for their own safety to control the spread of Covid-19.
