Islamabad - Government has allowed contingent consent to offer congregational supplications and Namaz-e-Taraweeh in mosques.
A consultative gathering of strict researchers led by President Dr. Arif Alvi was held in President House to talk about system for petition assemblies and Namaz-e-Taraweeh during the sacred month of Ramazan so as to forestall the spread of coronavirus.
Strict researchers from all the areas are taking an interest in the gathering through video interface.
President Arif Alvi, after a gathering with ulema, has said that a 20-point plan has been settled upon for individuals and mosques to follow during the heavenly month.
According to plan, mosques would need to take all important careful steps basic with respect to contain the spread of coronavirus.
Supplications will be offered on marble floor and covers won't be laid on the floors. On the off chance that any mosque has an open passageway individuals will be urged to offer petitions there. Each one of those imploring would need to wear veils and keep up social separating inside the premises of mosques.
In addition, individuals over fifty and children won't be permitted in mosques. Individuals will be urged to do wudu in their homes. Namaz-e-Taraweeh ought not be offered on street or trails. Thos experiencing influenza and fever won't be permitted to come to mosques.
President additionally expressed gratitude toward every single strict researcher for helping out government over the issue of congregational petitions.
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