Many Muslims are deprived of Friday prayers during this crisis, but their hearts long for the mosques. They hope the crisis ends, for they are eager to return to the house of Allah and fill it with dua and takbirat... Come to Prayer! Come to Success!
Many historical sources reveal the details of the Plague of Emmaus crisis that occurred in Bilad al-Sham during Omar Bin Al-Khattab’s caliphate in the year 18 AH. Muslims were able to combat it the same way that the WHO is fighting the Coronavirus Outbreak
The meaning of this Hadith includes patience and trust in Allah. Ibn Hajar said that whoever attributes these mentioned qualities and stays home during an epidemic receives the same reward of a martyr, even if he does not die.
The American magazine Newsweek revealed the presence of Hadiths dating back 1400 years ago to the Prophet (PBUH), which included medical advice addressed to his companions. They are still valid tips to confront crisis such as the Coronavirus Outbreak.
Mosques closed due to the Coronavirus Outbreak. Muslims are praying at home, where "the ground is a place of prostration and cleansing." Allah says: {make your houses [facing the] Qiblah and establish prayer and give good news to the believers.}
The Ibn Abbas Hadith about praying at home during rain is important evidence that Islamic countries relied on to stop congregational prayers to protect people from the Coronavirus, for the danger of this virus is greater than the difficulty of praying in the rain.
The Quran and Sunnah include texts that protect people from disease and crises. Religious obligations are removed or lessened when they cause greater harm; this applies to stopping Friday and congregational prayers due to the Coronavirus Outbreak.
The Muslim American politician, Qasim Rashid, embodied the Quranic verse "repel evil with that which is better" by donating for Oscar Dillon's wife's medical expenses, though Dillon attacked Muslims. Rashid said:"my faith instead teaches me to serve all humanity".
The Muslim conditions in Jammu and Kashmir became extremely dangerous after the Coronavirus spread among them. India imposed a military siege that hindered relief efforts to deal with the situation, which prompted Pakistan to demand lifting the siege to save lives.
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