8 hours agoFreed from pandemic Muslims worldwide celebrate Fiter Bajrami!
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)With a three-day holiday, Muslims in various parts of the world celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan fasting. Delivered from the restrictions of pandemic, thousands of believers flocked to Banda Aceh's Basturrahman Grand Mosque in Indonesia for the forgiveness of the Great Bayram. The local government has already removed almost all [...]
With a three-day holiday, Muslims in various parts of the world celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan fasting.
Delivered from the restrictions of pandemic, thousands of believers flocked to Banda Aceh's Basturrahman Grand Mosque in Indonesia for the forgiveness of the Great Bayram. The local government has already scrapped almost all measures linked to the 19th firmly, allowing places of worship to be used at full capacity.
And as you can see, Muslims here are very excited by the fact that they can pray in this mosque, which is the pride of the people of Aceh. ”- said the believer.
I'm so touched by all of this. Last year, the measures were still strict, and all had to wear protective masks. This year, masks are no longer mandatory, and we can pray together again. ”) said a believer
A large number of Indonesians just gathered for a massive street pardon near the Protestant Church Coonia in capital Jakarta. This is an image of our diversity. said a Muslim clergyman.
I really respect the church here. We asked permission to perform Our prayer with her, and they agreed. Our relationship is very good, we have no conflict whatsoever. The Muslim clergyman Paid Pontandang Hasan said
No trace of the pandemic was even seen in Riyadh's al-Rajhi Mosque, where hundreds of Saudi believers gathered in its closed environment to perform the ritual of prayers. At the Gaza Strip, thousands of believers prayed on the street, and similar views arrived from Afghanistan and other countries.
Bajrami's festivities depend on the time when the new moon is seen by local religious authorities. Since the new moon was not seen on Saturday after the evening prayer, celebrations began today in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and neighbouring countries. Other countries could begin their celebrations Tuesday, based on the appearance of the new moon.
