Muslims urged to hold Eid-ul-Fitr prayers in small congregations

The National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr Nuhu Sharabutu has declared that due to the Covid-19 restrictions, this year’s Eidul-Fitr Prayers and celebrations cannot be observed in large congregations.

According to him, the national, regional and district Eid Prayers, will not, therefore, take place as usually observed.

He urged Muslims to therefore hold their Eid Prayers at Jummah Mosques in their various communities and localities.

This was contained in a statement released by the office of the National Chief Imam on Friday May 7.

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“The Government of Ghana in consultation with His Eminence the National Chief Imam Sheikh Dr Osman Nuhu Sharabutu wish to remind the general public that the National Covid-19 restrictions are still in place , and strict adherence is expected from all,” the statement said.

It added “The National Chief Imam therefore wishes to remind all Muslims throughout the County that this year’s Eidul-Fitr Prayers and celebrations cannot be observed in large congregations at bigger squares and Parks, as it used to be.

Read a copy of the statement below:

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