muis tarawih booking 2022|tarawih booking|tarawih prayer booking|tarawih booking 2022|muis booking:Ramadan 2022 is only a few days away, and we’re just about ready to begin our month of worship. And with Ramadan Bazaars and Ramadan Buffets once again being a part of the celebration, we’ve got so much to be grateful for. But if you thought that that was reason enough to rejoice, check this out. MUIS has announced that Terawih prayers, Qiyamullail (night prayers) and Iftar in mosques will once again resume.
More Muslims will soon be able to join congregational prayers in mosques here as capacity limits are raised in line with Singapore’s easing of Covid-19 rules.From next Friday (April 1), capacity will be raised from the current 50 per cent to 75 per cent, and online bookings will be scrapped for the second session of Friday prayers, said Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) chief executive Kadir Maideen on Friday (March 25).Speaking to reporters at the Masjid Kassim in Changi, Mr Kadir said online bookings will no longer be necessary for the second of two available sessions for prayers, provided the mosque is not at its capacity.
Tarawih Booking 2022
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This Ramadan 2022, you can look forward to Terawih prayers! Just book your Isyak and Terawih prayers online: there will be a single booking window for the whole month of Ramadan, so you can simply head in to the system and book multiple times throughout Ramadan. Booking will start on 31 Mar 2022 at 10 a.m., with about 60,000 spaces available nightly. Do note that you are advised to plan ahead and cancel your bookings should you not be able to head to the mosque, so that others may get your slots.
Tarawih Prayers Booking 2022
Tarawih prayers and women’s prayer rooms are making a comeback for the first time since the Pandemic began.This is comes as a part of the country’s plan to slowly return to normal after fighting the third wave of the virus, where the highest number of cases was reported in January.
Covid-19 related precautionary measures were eased earlier this month. Social distancing rules during Friday and regular prayers were relaxed, the opening of toilets and ablution areas in specified mosques, including the entry of children.Additionally, it will no longer be a requirement for individuals to show their Ehteraz status before entering mosques. And people no longer are required to bring their own prayer mat with them.
“All mosques and prayer areas will be opened during Ramadan. Preparation at mosques and prayer areas began two months ago to conduct necessary maintenance, cleanliness and disinfection for the comfort of worshipers during the month,” said Mohamad Hamad Al Kuwari, Director of Mosques Management Department at the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs.
muis tarawih booking 2022
Muslims will soon be able to join congregational prayers in mosques here as capacity limits are raised in line with Singapore’s easing of Covid-19 rules.
From next Friday (April 1), capacity will be raised from the current 50 per cent to 75 per cent, and online bookings will be scrapped for the second session of Friday prayers, said Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) chief executive Kadir Maideen on Friday (March 25).
Speaking to reporters at the Masjid Kassim in Changi, Mr Kadir said online bookings will no longer be necessary for the second of two available sessions for prayers, provided the mosque is not at its capacity.
Here are 4 things you need to know about the Terawih booking for 2022:
1) When can I book Terawih slots?
There are 3 different booking windows for the entire month of Ramadan. Each window is for a set of 10 Ramadan nights.
- 12 April 2022 to 21 April 2022 (Registration commences on 10 April 2022, 9pm)
- 22 April to 2022 to 1 May 2022 (Registration commences on 20 April 2022, 10am)
- 2 May 2022 to 11 May 2022 (Registration commences on 30 April 2022, 10am)
Each time a booking window is opened for that particular set of 10 nights, you can only book 1 Terawih slot for the first 2 days. After these 2 days are over, booking will be made available again for balance slots from that set of 10 nights.
Tarawih Booking 2022
A total of 66 mosques will be conducting Tarawih prayer, after the congregational Isyak prayer, which will commence at 8.45pm.
Bookings are required for both Isyak and Tarawih prayers.
Dedicated spaces for Muslimah will also be made available at all mosques.
For the latest availability of mosques and operating hours, click here.
Booking Details
Booking of Isyak/Tarawih prayer will commence on Thursday, 31 March 2022, 10am here or via Muslim.sg app.
There will be one single booking window for the whole month of Ramadan, and congregants may book multiple times throughout Ramadan.
