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Mafraq, Aug. 12 (Petra) — A total of 500 mosques in Mafraq
Governorate have been equipped with audio receiving systems as part
of an initiative to connect local mosques to a unified adhan (call to
prayer) system, according to Director of the Mafraq Awqaf Directorate
Saud Al-Mashaqbeh.
Al-Mashaqbeh said the project has been implemented in four phases,
noting that out of 880 mosques designated for inclusion in the
governorate, 500 have been connected across the districts of Mafraq,
North-Western Badia, and Bal’ama, as well as the sub-district of
Rehab.
He added that the project is part of the Ministry of Awqaf and
Islamic Affairs’ efforts to upgrade technological infrastructure in
mosques and ensure accurate, clear transmission of the call to
prayer, praising imams and local communities for their cooperation in
implementing the system.
//Petra// AF
