Spain back to life after corona catastrophe
Permission to pray in all mosques in Spain
After the corona catastrophe Spain is slowly returning to life. After a long three months, the shops have started opening after the announcement of the second phase of the government.
After opening the shop, the government has given permission to offer prayers in the mosque. Subject to conditions, worshipers will be able to perform prayers in these mosques from Monday (June 8). At this stage, 150 Muslim devotees will get the opportunity to offer prayers together.
Prayers must be performed in the mosque at a distance of one meter from one another. In the interest of security, mosques must be sanitized and entered using their own prayers and masks.
Mohammad Fazle Elahi, president of the Bangladeshi human rights organization Valiente Bangla advised, try to perform at least one prayer in every 250 square meters. It is better not to shake hands with each other. For now, it is better not to bring children to the mosque. Everyone should follow the rules of the government.
Meanwhile small establishments in Spain opened on May 25. As a result, many people can be seen on the road now. Public buses are also available more than ever before. The Spanish government has allowed these businesses to open from June 7, as it moves to the second of four steps to overcome the corona crisis. However, everyone still has to manage everything according to the rules.
The country's Muslims were hoping to open the doors of the mosque. Finally, the mosques have been opened for the Muslims of this country, albeit to a limited extent.
The situation of corona in Spain has been steadily improving for the past three weeks. In addition to reducing the death rate, the number of infected is decreasing at a significant rate. And that is why the government of the country is relaxing the state of emergency in different regions, which has been divided into four different steps.
The Spanish government said in a statement that 80 percent of the country's territory would move to the second phase from Monday. And that is why the Muslim population of the country has been allowed to go to the mosque and perform prayers to a limited extent.
Earlier, on June 5, the country's second-largest and tourist city Barcelona, the holy Juma (Friday) prayers were offered in accordance with the instructions of various mosques government in accordance with the provisions of peaceful and adequate security. The mosque authorities had earlier instructed everyone to come after wearing masks, otherwise they would not be allowed inside. Immediately everyone was encouraged to bring their own Jainamaz. In most of the mosques in the city the ablution centers were closed and everyone was told to come from their homes before.
Most of the country's mosques are run by Moroccans, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis. There are reports of several mosques in Spain already offering prayers, most of which now have more than one congregation and some mosques have three to four congregations. Basically such small congregations are organized to accommodate a small number of people. A maximum of 100 worshipers have been able to participate in each congregation. The rest are seen standing outside waiting for the next congregation. The picture inside the mosques was also quite different from the usual day with a distance of 1 to 2 meters between the two worshipers and everyone was seen praying after wearing a mask.
Finally mosques, churches, temples and other places of worship have been allowed to open in 70 percent of the country, including the Spanish capital, Madrid, from June 8.
