487 mosques ready to resume Friday prayers in Sharjah tomorrow ...United Arab Emirates

Sharjah: Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs on Thursday announced that mosques in the emirate will open for Friday prayers on December 4. A total of 487 mosques will open up, according to the Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs — 327 mosques in Sharjah, 92 mosques in the Central Region, and 68 mosques in the Eastern Region. The Department also allocated a number of mosques for non-Arabic speakers, providing languages including Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil, Pashto and English. The Department stressed the need for all worshippers to adhere to the preventive procedures and precautionary measures, by bringing their own prayer rugs, wearing masks during prayer time in the mosques, respecting a so

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