MJC optimistic as masajid reopen

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The MJC has reiterated that masajid who cannot implement governments COVID19 regulations and safety protocols, should remain closed for religious gatherings until they are equipped. The ulema body has welcomed the decision by President Cyril Ramaphosa to relax restrictions on religious gatherings in places of worship, following a steady decrease in COVID-19 infections and deaths. In a statement today, the organisation said masajid that have the necessary protocols in place are encouraged to open their doors for the five daily salaah and Friday Jumuah. A limit of 50 persons for inside gatherings and 100 for outside gatherings are allowed in terms of the gazetted regulations. The MJC urged the imams of Masājid to continue reminding the community to act responsibly and to adhere to safety regulations for the collective benefit and welfare of the community.

Online is the MJC's Shaykh Zaid Dante

3 Feb 2021 English South Africa Technology · News

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