Nightly tarawih prayers return to HDB void decks for the first time since 2019


Tarawih prayers being carried out at the void deck of a Housing Board block in Tampines Street 42. - BERITA HARIAN

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Nightly congregational tarawih prayers have resumed at void decks across the Republic for the first time since the pandemic.

Muslims here began fasting for the month of Ramadan on Thursday (March 23), with the prayers beginning from Wednesday night.

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