Holy Week

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Muslim leaders have called for mosques to remain closed until the municipality can be held prayers

senior Imam has pointed out, to open mosques, to keep up you, can community prayers, in spite of the plans of the government, for places of worship.

The government is expected to announce that churches, mosques and synagogues in England, open their doors for the private prayer of the 15th of June.

However, in mosques, in The First line for the municipality of prayers Muslim leaders have warned, the plans are unclear.

Imam Qari Asim, you said to open would lead to "more challenges".

the Full-Service services and weddings will be banned under the measures, the outline of the Prime Minister is expected in his Cabinet on Tuesday.

Northern Ireland already allows private worship, but Scotland and Wales have Not Yet done.

Downing Street says all the changes are to be fulfilled dependent on the government's five tests for the loosening lockdown continues.

Imam Asim, Chairman of the mosques & Imam National Advisory Board (SCHEDULES), has not called to open the mosques, until it is safe to do so, and they are prayers to be able to keep the community.

He Said : "The basic difference between mosques and some other places of worship, mosques are primarily used for the community prayers.

"Each of the prayers can be performed anywhere, especially on the houses. Accordingly, to open the mosques on the 15. June will lead to more challenges for mosques and imams as The Expectation of the community to continue collective worship. "

Harun Khan, General Secretary of the Muslim Council of Britain, said communities needed "clear instructions" were able to ensure the safety of all.

He Said : "mosques will be provided, especially for the communal worship, So There is currently significant uncertainty and concern of the mosque leaders, such as the new regulations can actually be implemented. "

Mr Khan added that the MCB, an umbrella organisation of Muslim associations had been consulting with communities across the Country , and it was clear, proactive planning about the re-opening of mosques took place.

SCHEDULES has also urged the government to meet with small groups, which will be adhered to for The Five daily prayers in the mosques, as long as social distancing and other measures.

The Group has prepared to launch guidelines for mosques to by you prior to their eventual re-opening, with particular concern about the.

group, and are still banned from lockdown rules over fears that The Virus could spread

cardinal Vincent Nichols , Archbishop of Westminster, the highest-ranking Roman Catholic in England and Wales, thanked the government and said The Move was The First , measured step in the restoration of the Church services.

He Said it was important that "every care is taken to ensure that the guidelines for this limited opening is observed fully, not least in our churches".

But he added that not every Catholic Church in the 15. June. to lead

"Local decisions and regulations, in this process," He Said .

A No 10 spokesman said Mr Johnson recognized the importance of the people to be able to reflect to space "and to pray, to mourn the loss of a connection with their faith, and to be able, for your love".

communities Secretary Robert Jenrick position of the places of worship of said, and could re-open it, it was a priority as their "contribution to the common good of Our Country is clear," and said the faith had shown communities "tremendous patience and Forbearance", since the block came into force.

houses of worship were closed for almost two months, and in some cases even longer, after closing their doors because of the Corona Virus pandemic.

Mr Jenrick has, especially with the demographics in some religions, which means, many might be vulnerable to The Virus and because practices, such as singing could allow The Virus to spread more freely

During the load of the lockdown has fallen evenly across the population, the religious groups have been forced to sacrifice, The Major festival underscore your practice in the course of the year.

the Christians were not able to visit, the Holy Week services, the experienced, the Muslims have Ramadan without a shared Iftar meals per day.

The Jewish community experienced Passover without advanced Sedars and Sikhs were not able to mark The Festival of Vaisakhi.

Although the places of worship is again seems to be exclusively for the private prayer, the government was convinced that, if The Public was ready to re-engage in retail therapy, then people of faith should be the possibility of places of worship.

All of The Major religious groups are preparing new hygiene protocols, the doors are probably open only for a limited period of time, pay a visit to will be carefully controlled and there is no community worship.

But in a time of widespread grief and anxiety about The Future , this is a welcome opportunity to seek solace and comfort in Sacred Spaces around the Country .

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Source of news: bbc.com