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| A general view of the Masjid al-Haram (Grand Mosque) as Muslims visit in Mecca, Saudi Arabia on January 8, 2023 [Hani Alshaer/Anadolu Agency] |
Saudi Arabia imposes restrictions on Ramadan practices, limiting loudspeakers and surveiling worshippers.
Saudi Arabia has announced a set of rules and restrictions on the practice of the holy month of Ramadan in the Kingdom this year, including a number of controversial ones such as the reduction in mosque loudspeakers, the surveillance of worshippers wishing to seclude themselves during the month's last ten days, limitations on donations and the banning of filming or broadcasting of prayers within mosques.
In a document released and circulated on Friday by Minister of Islamic Affairs, Abdul Latif Al-Sheikh, the Islamic holy month of Ramadan is to be regulated by ten points, by which those within the Kingdom must abide.
(Arab Saudi telah mengumumkan satu set peraturan dan sekatan ke atas amalan bulan suci Ramadan di Kerajaan tahun ini, termasuk beberapa yang kontroversial seperti pengurangan pembesar suara masjid, pengawasan jemaah yang ingin mengasingkan diri pada bulan tersebut. sepuluh hari terakhir, had ke atas sumbangan dan pengharaman penggambaran atau penyiaran solat di dalam masjid
Dalam dokumen yang dikeluarkan dan diedarkan pada hari Jumaat oleh Menteri Hal Ehwal Islam, Abdul Latif Al-Sheikh, bulan suci Islam Ramadan akan dikawal oleh sepuluh perkara, yang mana mereka yang berada di dalam Kerajaan mesti mematuhinya.)
