Prophet Muhammad's Mosque to open to the public from Sunday

Saudi Arabia has on Friday 29th announced that the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah will gradually open to the public starting fron 31st of Sunday, VOICEAIRMEDIA reports.






It was also stated that the Mosques across the Kingdom, except for those in Makkah, will open their doors to worshippers on Sunday as part of an ease in the curfew restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.










The Saudi minister of Islamic affairs announced on Friday the readiness of the Kingdom’s mosques to welcome worshippers after he completed field trips to check on necessary preparations.





“Throughout our inspection trips, we found our mosques to have completed preparations and are in the best condition,” Abdullatif bin Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh said.







The custodian of the two holy mosques also added that the Muskims shall be allowed to enter the mosque from Fajr prayers from Sunday morning (Shawwal 8).