Saudi Arabia bans Friday prayers at Masjid Al Haram, Masjid An Nabawi

MECCA (HRNW) – Saudi Arabia banned Friday prayers at Masjid Al Haram and Masjid An Nabawi while advising the worshipers to pray individually at home in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sheikh Shuraim led the Fajr Salaah from first floor earlier in Masjid Al Haram with a small congregation.

In an important notice, the officials had said, “Due to public benefit and taking precautionary measures, worshipers will not be allowed in Masjid An Nabawi until further notice, Salaah will be prayed by the Imaam and a limited number of followers but the public won’t be allowed.

“Due to heightened safety concerns both courtyards of Masjid Al Haram and Masjid An Nabawi will be closed for Salaah, and no Jumu’ah in particular.

“Roads leading to Masjid Al Haram and Masjid An Nabawi will also be closed.

“The car park for Masjid An Nabawi has also been closed until further notice.”

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