Mosques Reopen in Kurdish Region of Iraq After Coronavirus Lockdown
CORONAVIRUS: Mosques open their doors to worshippers in the northern Kurdish region of Iraq after months of closure. Mosques and churches had been closed since March 3 to limit the spread of the coronavirus. During that period worshipers longed for a chance to pray inside a mosque. Masked worshippers sat, contrary to traditions, at considerable distance from one another. Worshippers must observe a set of new rules dictated by the ministry of endowments. The new rules include maintaining a distance of 1.5 meters during group prayer sessions. (AP)
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CORONAVIRUS: Mosques open their doors to worshippers in the northern Kurdish region of Iraq after months of closure. Mosques and churches had been closed since March 3 to limit the spread of the coronavirus. During that period worshipers longed for a chance to pray inside a mosque. Masked worshippers sat, contrary to traditions, at considerable distance from one another. Worshippers must observe a set of new rules dictated by the ministry of endowments. The new rules include maintaining a distance of 1.5 meters during group prayer sessions. (AP)
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