Call for masajid to obey government regulations

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On Friday, VOC News received some reports that two masajid held Jumuah prayers – which of course is in contravention of the adjusted alert level 3 regulations. Woodstock police stopped the Jumuah at Tennyson street masjid in Salt River on Friday. The masjid said in a statement that it complied with all the safety protocols and would consult with the police on the alert level 3 regulations. It’s certainly sparked a massive uproar on social media – with some very mixed responses. VOCs Tasneem Adams chatted to MJC first deputy president Maulana Abdul Khaliq Allie

Also joining us online is attorney Aslam Mayat just to discuss this matter a bit further. Aslam is a senior exco member of the national Association of Muslim Accountants and Lawyers, known as ‘Amal’

4 Jan 2021 English South Africa Technology · News

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