Sharjah Will Open 25 New Mosques Before Ramadan
- Publish date: Sunday، 05 December 2021
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Ramadan prayers are a crucial part of Muslim practices during Ramadan and considering the fact that we are still in a pandemic, the UAE is still on its fight against COVID-19, through practicing all precautions such as social distancing, sanitization and limiting the amount of people in restaurant and so on.
With that, mosques can be a danger and to not limit the amount of people praying inside mosques authorities in Sharjah have opened three new mosques. These are part of 25 mosques that are slated to open ahead of the holy month of Ramadan, and so far, three new mosques have been built and opened in Sharjah.
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The Department of Islamic Affairs in Sharjah inaugurated the Hatib bin Al Harith mosque in Al Sajaa industrial area; Al Manar mosque in Al Manakh; and Al Fadhail Mosque in Dibba Al Hisn.
Al Manar Mosque built on 1,590sqm can accommodate 550 worshippers, including 90 women. It was built on a donation given by female benefactor.
Hatib bin Al Harith mosque was built after donations poured in following a campaign. Erected on a total land area of 5,009 square meters, the mosque includes a prayer hall for more than 900 male worshippers.
Image Source: Construction Week Online
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