Saudi Specifies Number of Loudspeakers Permitted in Mosques
- Publish date: Thursday، 19 January 2023
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Saudi Arabia has issued directives on the permitted number of external loudspeakers used in mosques in the Kingdom.
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The number of external loudspeakers used in mosques to make the calls for prayer (adhan) has been set at four by the Minister of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance Sheikh Dr. Abdul Latif Bin Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh.
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If a mosque has more than four external loudspeakers, they should be removed and stored later use or distributed to mosques that do not have enough loudspeakers according to Al-Sheikh
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