In Saudi Arabia, Eid Prayers Are Offered Only In Mosques; There Are No Eid Gahs

In Saudi Arabia, Eid Prayers Are Offered Only In Mosques; There Are No Eid Gahs

Riyadh: The Ministry Of Islamic Affairs Has Announced That Eid-ul-adha Prayers In Saudi Arabia Will Be Restricted To Mosques And That Eid Al-adha Will Not Be Allowed In The Kovid Context.

Sheikh Abdullatif Al-sheikh, Minister Of Islamic Affairs, Directed The Branches Of The Ministry In All Regions To Allow Eid Prayers Only In Mosques.

The Ministry Of Islamic Affairs Has Intensified Awareness Through Various Media To Ensure Compliance With Health Regulations In The Context Of The Kovid Outbreak.

Eid-ul-fitr Prayers Were Held At Homes In Saudi Arabia Due To The Closure Of Mosques. The Mosques Were Reopened On May 31 For Congregational Prayers As Part Of A Gradual Lifting Of Restrictions Imposed By The Country As Part Of The Kovid Regime. 90,000 Churches Across The Country Were Disinfected Before Believers Were Admitted.

The Eid Al-adha Holiday Is Expected To Begin On July 31.