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Rusaifeh Awqaf discusses mosque readiness for winter

Rusaifeh Awqaf discusses mosque readiness for winter

The Director of the Rusaifeh District Awqaf Directorate, Mahmoud Al-Anabtawi, discussed on Thursday the readiness of mosques for the winter season and a number of organizational and administrative issues during his meeting with the directorate’s staff, including Imams, Muezzins, mosque attendants, and administrators, in the presence of Rusaifeh District Governor Dr. Omar Al-Shuraida, at the Amina Bint Wahb Mosque.

Al-Anabtawi emphasized the importance of maintaining mosques and the safety of their facilities, securing their needs through permanent maintenance of heating systems, and ensuring that public safety measures are given top priority to avoid any harm to mosque worshippers and facilities. He also highlighted the expansion of forming mosque care committees as a key partner in securing and maintaining mosque needs.

He stressed the necessity of adhering to the legislation governing work and the ministry’s policies on preaching and guidance, as well as commitment to the unified sermon, noting that the coming phase requires more organization and cooperation to contribute to improving services provided to worshippers and enhancing the role of the mosque in society.

For his part, Al-Shuraida emphasized the importance of the role played by Imams and mosque workers in contributing to the promotion of awareness, values, and social cohesion, pointing to the importance of cooperation and coordination between the administrative governance, the Awqaf Directorate, and various entities working in the field.

He stated that achieving social peace starts primarily from the mosque, stressing the pivotal role played by Imams and preachers in building a safe and stable society based on the values of tolerance and solidarity.

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