Together with eminent academics, the Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs has made the decision to implement a single Azan and Salah timing system in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
This will help to improve coordination and lessen confusion as all mosques in both cities will adhere to the same prayer schedule. Mosques will soon receive a coordinated prayer calendar that will provide precise timings.
In addition, authorities have approved uniform Friday sermon topics. In an effort to build a more optimistic and knowledgeable community, these will concentrate on unity, social reform, and youth guidance. Improved mosque administration and security protocols are also part of the project. To make this system permanent and official, new laws are being drafted.
According to officials, this action will lessen scheduling conflicts, foster unity among worshippers, and possibly serve as an example for other Pakistani cities. People should find it easier to schedule their days around prayer and attend sermons with greater clarity and purpose thanks to the unified system.
This action is part of an increasing effort to promote community involvement and tranquil worship spaces while also bringing harmony and discipline to religious practices in urban areas. Once the sermon schedule and prayer calendar are finalized, more information will be released.
Disclaimer: Based on reports that were available at the time of publication, this post is informative. The image is for reference and was created by AI.
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