Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Tarawih 2021 in the UK

The other thing that I want to encourage this year is that we

have last year was a full lockdown in taraweeh in Ramadan last year,

so the muscles were actually closed. This year, Al Hamdulillah

mustards are opened, but they're going to have limited limited

capacity because of social distancing. And during Ramadan is

the time when people come to the masjid even if they've not been

coming throughout the year. So people will want to come to the

masjid. So what I'm going to suggest is that if you are half of

the Quran yourself, or somebody in your family is one of your sons,

right or somebody else in your family is, then I would encourage

you to do your taraweeh is at home, right with your families,

and let those people who do not have a half in the Quran to come

and benefit from them in the masjid. Because I think that will

really help us to manage the capacity in the masjid. And so

that there's more people that can come into the masjid that don't

have the access to the Quran the way you do. So that's that is what

I will suggest. You may you know, you could have this opportunity

again later. Obviously, it's always better to pray in a masjid.

There's no doubt about that. But in this case, if you're doing it

so that you can recite the entire Quran, giving somebody else a

position in the masjid inshallah that will help to manage our

crowds as well. Otherwise, it's going to be complicated and maybe

complaints if too many people turn up and then there's all the

gatherings outside, somebody complained they may actually start

banning or closing down message or stopping the services. So we do

have to be careful. That's why I think it will be a good idea if

you can do it at home if you have heifers in the house. And it

really helps to benefit the women fall of the house as well.

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