Gyanvapi Masjid Row: 'Come with Istinja and Waju so that there is no problem', advisory before Friday prayers

The Anjuman Inazaniya Masajid Committee has once again appealed to the worshipers to offer Friday prayers in the mosques around the house. Joint Secretary SM Yasin has appealed not to come in large numbers to offer Namaz in Gyanvapi Masjid. The issue of Gyanvapi is currently going on in the Makami court as well as the High Court and the Mukami court here has sealed the Wuzu Khana and Istizakhana of the mosque.

The Joint Secretary said that every possible effort is going on to resolve this issue. May Allah soon solve this problem. Said that due to the sealing of Vajukhana and Istijakhana (toilet), the problem of Wuzu and Istinja is being faced in the prayers of Panjgana. There is a large number of worshipers in Juma. So the problem will be more.

'Come with Istinja and Waju'

Due to this compulsion, it is appealed to all the people of Anjuman Intejamiya Masajid Banaras to refrain from coming in large numbers for Namaz. Like every time, this time also offers Juma prayers in your locality. Also, those who come for Namaz-e-Juma should do Istinja and Waju so that you people do not face any kind of problem. Police and PAC personnel have been deployed for security in the Gyanvapi area.

The crowd had gathered even after the appeal last time.

Last Friday, despite the appeal of the Masajid Committee to offer Namaz in the mosque near the house, a large number of Namazis had reached Gyanvapi Mosque to offer Namaz. The situation became such that the Gyanvapi Masjid was filled with worshipers just an hour before the prayer and the prayers standing in the queue outside had to be returned. More than 15 hundred Namazis had offered Namaz in the mosque. The area from Maidagin to Godauliya was completely converted into a cantonment.

A hearing in the Gyanvapi Shringar Gauri case will now be held on 30th

There was a long debate in the court of District Judge Dr. Ajay Kumar Vishvesh on the maintainability of the suit filed for the protection of Shringar Gauri's regular darshan, worship, and other deities (whether audible or not). The advocates of the Anjuman Insanjariya Masajid Committee argued for two hours to quash the suit. Amidst the arguments, the district judge has fixed May 30 as the next date of hearing.

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