Coronavirus and religious worship in Singapore: Muslims turn to online sermons after mosque closures

SINGAPORE – Every Friday between 1pm and 2pm, Mr Ahmad Rashideen is usually at Masjid Sultan in Kampong Glam for solat jumaat, or Friday prayers.

But on March 13, the 30-year-old financial adviser found himself having a meal at Zam Zam, the restaurant located across the street from the 196-year-old mosque's entrance instead.

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SINGAPORE – Every Friday between 1pm and 2pm, Mr Ahmad Rashideen is usually at Masjid Sultan in Kampong Glam for solat jumaat, or Friday prayers.

But on March 13, the 30-year-old financial adviser found himself having a meal at Zam Zam, the restaurant located across the street from the 196-year-old mosque's entrance instead.

Please subscribe or log in to continue reading the full article. Learn more about ST PREMIUM.

Read More – Source

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