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At a time when most countries of the world are easing restrictions related to the Corona virus, the Egyptian Ministry of Endowments denied easing restrictions on mosques in the coming month of Ramadan and confirmed the application of the same precautionary measures, which it applied during last Ramadan.
Although Egypt announced on more than one occasion, and through official officials, its success in confronting the pandemic and its approach to returning to normal life, and taking a number of measures accordingly, the Ministry of Awqaf ignored this and continued to tighten restrictions on worshipers.
The ministry said, in an official statement, that dealing with the effects and repercussions of the spread of the Corona virus, in mosques, will be the same as last year’s controls, from holding prayers and Friday sermon as it is now and which took place last year, and performing prayers as it was done last year with the same procedures Spacing and reducing, so that the duration of the Qiyam prayer is within half an hour immediately after the Isha prayer.
Endowments: Prohibition of performing Tahajjud prayers in mosques during the next Ramadan
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Corona success
On March 12, the Egyptian Ministry of Health announced that the fifth wave of the Corona epidemic had broken off, amid recording a continuous decrease in injuries.
While confirming a significant decrease in the number of cases and deaths, the ministry announced the cancellation of the daily statement for the numbers of infection with the Corona virus, and the replacement of a weekly statement with it, issued on Saturday of every week.
Muhammad Awad Taj El-Din, the advisor to the Egyptian President for Health and Preventive Affairs, also announced, earlier, that Egypt is gradually approaching to overcome the current stage and return to life before Corona "after the end of the current cold wave";
It is expected that it will be completely finished by the summer, he said.