Brunei continues cleaning of mosques


The Kampong Selangan Mosque in the Temburong District being cleaned to ensure the safety of congregrants once it reopens. - Borneo Bulletin/ANN

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): Selected mosques across the four districts continue to be sanitised in accordance with the guidelines set by the Ministry of Health to ensure they are safe for use.

The temporary closure of mosques, suraus and religious halls continue until March 30.

At the Kampong Selangan Mosque in the Temburong Disrict, a thorough cleaning is ongoing.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs on Monday (March 23) said the call to prayer (Azan) will continue as usual, with mosque officials required to perform their duties.

The prayer in congregation by officers-in-charge as well as Zikir (remembrance of Allah the Almighty) and Doa (its supplications and recitation of the Quranic verses before or after the prayer) should also be echoed through speakers whenever appropriate, to enliven the mosque and spread the teachings of Islam. - Borneo Bulletin/Asia News Network

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