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The department has allocated 644 Eid Musalla and mosques, distributed across the emirate's cities and districts. These include 454 Eid Musalla and mosques in Sharjah and Al Hamriyah, 104 Eid Musalla and mosques in the Central Region, and 86 Eid Musalla and mosques in the Eastern Region.
The department confirmed the completion of the Eid al-Adha Musalla to receive worshippers . Preparations include comprehensive cleaning, preventative maintenance, carpeting of Eid Musalla, installation of cooling and audio equipment, and planning of the outdoor courtyards.
To accommodate the large numbers of worshippers and their families, ensuring that prayers are performed in a spiritual, safe, and comfortable atmosphere, the department noted its coordination with the Sharjah Police General Command, Sharjah Municipality, and other relevant authorities in the emirate to ensure the safety of worshippers and provide them with all means of comfort and reassurance during the Eid prayer rituals.
In a swift and effective response to residents' requests, the department implemented several development projects to improve the prayer environment in Al Dhaid prayer floor, Al Zubair prayer floor, and the northern Al Burair prayer floor. The floors were leveled and interlocking flooring was installed to facilitate the movement of worshippers and improve comfort during prayer, especially for the elderly and people of determination.
The department emphasised that these works are part of its ongoing commitment to providing the best religious and community services and engaging positively with the needs of the emirate's residents, reflecting Sharjah government's commitment to providing a suitable environment for faith during various religious occasions.
The department also allocated a number of Eid Musalla and mosques for non-Arabic speakers, including Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil, and English. Simultaneous interpretation of the Eid sermon in sign language is also available for the hearing impaired at the Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal Mosque in Al Jazzat.
The department indicated that Eid prayers will be held at 5:44 a.m. in Sharjah and Al Hamriyah, at 5:42 a.m. in Al Dhaid and Al Bataeh, at 5:43 a.m. in Al Madam and Maliha, and at 5:41 a.m. in the Eastern Region.
His Excellency Abdullah Khalifa Yarouf Al Subousi, Chairman of Sharjah Islamic Affairs, stated that these blessed efforts are part of Sharjah's cultural vision and its lofty mission to nurture the rituals of Islam and enhance its presence in people's lives by providing a faith-based environment befitting the status of prayer and enabling devout worshippers to perform their worship with peace and tranquility.
Al Subousi emphasised the completion of Eid Musalla and mosques for Eid al-Adha, praying to God Almighty to bring goodness, blessings, and prosperity to the wise leadership, the people of the UAE, and the Islamic nation.
Al Subousi indicated that the Department is organising a series of lessons and lectures in the emirate's mosques on the virtues of deeds during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah, the rulings and conditions of sacrifice, and the Sunnahs of Eid. This is part of its awareness programme, which contributes to raising religious awareness among all segments of society and its various communities.