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Govt to issue SOPs for Jumatul Wida
Export, automobiles, mobile phone and power loom businesses allowed
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Friday prayers held under SOPs
Police, administration keep eye on congregations
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‘Islam teaches cleanliness, isolations even in prayers’
President Masood urges clerics to struggle for revival of lost socio-political status of mosques
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Deserted during the day, Karachi comes alive on Friday evening
Though citizens offered Friday prayers at home, they crowded markets for Ramazan shopping past 3pm
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How will the coronavirus pandemic change Ramazan for Muslims?
The holiest month in the Islamic calendar now promises to be the strangest ever for the world’s 1.8 billion Muslims
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Governor urges social distancing in mosques
Expresses fears about spread of virus in coming days
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Sindh High Court rejects plea challenging ban on congregational prayers in mosques
Court says the government is exercising its powers to protect human life
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PTI govt to allow congregational prayers after consulting ulema
Religious affairs minister says president to meet scholars on Saturday
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Mosques will remain open across the country: Qadri
Says the number of people praying should be minimum as a precautionary measure
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Amid COVID-19 pandemic, Ulema in Pakistan advise prayers at home
Ulema issue decree on coronavirus prevention
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