28 minutes agoPrisrenian imam and his jammat challenge the state and BIXU, pardon Kurban Bajrami in Jamaica
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Although the Kosovo Islamic Community has suspended its pardon for 10 days in the Mosque, including the forgiveness of Kurban Bajrma, the imam of a mosque in Prizren along with its Xhemat have not respected it. In the village of Billusha in Prizren on Friday, Kurban Bajrami was pardoned inside the Mosque. Online Reporter.net has provided video from [...]
In the village of Billusha in Prizren on Friday, Kurban Bajrami was pardoned inside the Mosque.
The Online Reporter.net has provided videos from the conduct of these religious rituals today at the mosque, despite the state's ban on such activities to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, which is providing more and more disturbing figures in the country every day.
As seen at the scene, those present in the Mosque have tried to respect the distance between themselves during the forgiveness of Kurban Bayram, but not all carry measures on their faces
The images have been distributed on social networks, from one present today in Muslim religious rituals marking the celebration of Kurban Bajrami.
It is the imam of the mosque, which does not wear a mask on its face while many of the faithful are in a narrow, closed place.
The forgiveness of Kurban Bajrami in the mosque, such as carrying out any religious activity on these sites, has been suspended for 10 days, even by orders issued by BIK on Thursday. The announcement has been made by mufti Naim Ternava himself, who has called on citizens to maintain their festive character but avoid family visits.
“BIK analyses the situation announce that tomorrow the prayer of Bajram is suspended, and for 10 days the pardons are suspended in all Kosovo mosques. Pandemia has disturbed our normal course of life. We expect this Bajram in heavy condition. The situation in recent days is difficult, and we are required to maintain public health, to respect measures as easily as possible. I invite you to maintain the festive character of the party, but to have more solidarity, especially with those who have lost their lives by Coddy-19. The festival of Bajram at us is the most popular party, as at any other festival, marked by visits to families, but not this time. I invite you to avoid visiting traditional greetings by hand and hug”, Ternava said in his message.
Otherwise, this is not the first time that during these months of struggle with the pandemic religious institutions have challenged the state and jeopardised public health with keeping their activities in religious objects, despite such a ban on the Government's decision.
