Friday prayers not allowed at Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid, Anjuman says

Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid has been locked down by the authorities on Friday forward of the Jummat ul Wida prayers, Anjuman Auqaf commitee Jamia Masjid stated.

In an announcement, the committee stated that the grand mosque was locked up by the authorities and it was additionally knowledgeable that the prayers won’t be allowed on the historic mosque.

In the meantime, Mirwaiz e Kashmir, Molvi Mohammad Umar Farooq has been positioned beneath home arrest, as per the committee.

The restrictions come on the day of Quds, which marks a worldwide solidarity marketing campaign with the folks of Palestine.

“Jummat ul Wida prayers haven’t been allowed on the mosque for the final 5 years,” they stated.

Jummat ul wida marks the final Friday of Ramadhan which holds large significance for Muslims all through the world.

In Kashmir valley, huge gatherings are held within the main mosques with hundreds of devotees thronging the mosques, no matter their gender.

Sources knowledgeable The Kashmiriyat that the authorities won’t enable the marches in solidarity with Palestine anyplace within the Kashmir valley.