Seek nod for Friday sermon topics, waqf board tells Chhattisgarh imams
Sunday, 17 November 2024
The Chhattisgarh Waqf board has directed all mosques to seek approval for the topic of sermons delivered every Friday. This decision, aimed at preventing political agendas in mosques, requires Mutawallis (caretakers) to submit their sermon topics for approval, ensuring that mosques remain places of worship and not political platforms.
The Chhattisgarh Waqf board has directed all mosques to seek approval for the topic of sermons delivered every Friday. This decision, aimed at preventing political agendas in mosques, requires Mutawallis (caretakers) to submit their sermon topics for approval, ensuring that mosques remain places of worship and not political platforms.
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