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Dubai to reopen mosques

  • 30 May 2020
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Here is some good news for the faithful. After reopening beaches and parks to the public albeit with strict regulations, Dubai has given the green light for opening the doors of mosques to the public – again.

No date, however, has been fixed for the reopening.

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According to a report, the Dubai Awqaf body has given out circulars laying down new guidelines for believers before they can enter the mosques.

Those who are over 60 years old and children below 12 will not be allowed to enter the mosques.

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