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A few days ago, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs made an announcement that the speakers of mosques can only be used in a limited capacity.
A circular had been issued by Abdul Latif Al-Sheik, Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, to all mosques across the Kingdom, to limit the use of loudspeakers only for Azaan and Iqama and lower the volume of loudspeakers to one-third levels.
And Sheikh Dr. Abdul Latif Al-Sheikh has responded to the unpleasant comments pointing out that Saudi Arabia is a country about moderation and is respected for its stances across the Islamic world.
Dr. Al-Sheikh said in a television interview, that limiting the loudspeakers in mosques to the call to prayer and the iqamah looks out for society and is the better thing to do.
فيديو | وزير #الشؤون_الإسلامية لـ #الإخبارية: قصر #مكبرات_الصوت على الأذان والإقامة لما تسببه الأجهزة من أذية للناس ومن لديه رغبة في الصلاة لا يتأخر pic.twitter.com/0l9q61Pi1h
— قناة الإخبارية (@alekhbariyatv) May 31, 2021
He added that some people want to stir up public opinions and dismantle national cohesion and Saudi citizens will not pay regard to any of it.
فيديو | وزير #الشؤون_الإسلامية لـ #الإخبارية: أعداء #المملكة يريدون إثارة الرأي العام وتفكيك اللحمة الوطنية بنشر رسائلهم والمواطن السعودي لا يبيع دينه ووطنه pic.twitter.com/3kTlU6Md7x
— قناة الإخبارية (@alekhbariyatv) May 31, 2021
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