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Amid the outbreak of coronavirus, many activities during Ramadan are to be curtailed in Saudi Arabia. The government previously announced that the ban will be maintained on all the congregation prayers in the country including the Taraweeh.
 
Saudi Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-sheik said that if the coronavirus outbreak continues then prayers during Ramadan and Eid Al Fitr should be performed at home. All the events will be banned that dispense meals in the mosques during Ramadan to break their fasting. These decisions have been carried out to control the spread of the Coronavirus in Saudi Arabia and to protect the people of the Kingdom.Check our Umrah Packages from Pakistan.
 
 
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Latest News About Umrah Ban:

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has imposed Ban on Umrah Due to Coronavirus in March as the virus is spreading rapidly infecting thousands of people. It is still not declared yet that when umrah opens. According to the Latest news about Umrah, it will remain suspended until further notice from the Government of Saudi Arabia. 
 
 
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Saudi Arabia Latest News:

According to the Sheikh Abdul Rehman Sudais said that due to coronavirus Taraweeh has been reduced to ten Rakat in Masjid e Nabwai and Masjid e Haram and Taraweeh will be held without public attendance. The two Imam will lead the tasleemate separately and the Qunoot will be shortened. Due to the safety measures, no one is allowed to do the Itikaf in Ramadan. In both Harams, aftaar services will be canceled and the baskets will be distributed to needy people in Mecca and Medina. The completion of the Quran will be recited and the khatam will be on the 29th night in Qiyaam. There will be the continued health checkups for all the workers and attendees upon their entry into the Haram for funeral prayers.Befor this Saudi Goverment also Ban its Residents for Umrah.
 

Current situation of Coronavirus in Saudi Arabia:

The coronavirus cases in Saudi Arabia are more than 10 thousand and the death tally has been reached up to one hundred.
 

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