Fajr – 6:30 am
Dhuhr – 1:30 pm
Asr – 4: 00 pm
Maghrib is at Sunset
Isha – 7:45 pm

EVERYONE MUST WEAR A MASK IN THE MASJID ALL THE TIME

JUMAH PRAYER TIMES

JUMAH PRAYER TIMES Friday, 14th August, 2020
• First Khutba from 1:10  pm to 1:25 pm
• Second Khutba from 1:30 pm to 1: 45 pm

There will be only ONE Jumah prayer starting Friday, 21st August 2020

From 1:15 pm to 1: 40 pm
(Khutba starts at 1:15 pm and Prayer ends at 1:40 pm)

Prayer Seats:

Main Hall – 30 seats
Sister’s Hall – 12 Seats
Basement (for Men) – 28 seats

MASJID COVID-19 GUIDELINES

• TAKE WUDHU AT HOME BEFORE COMING TO THE MASJID
  
• PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PRAYER MAT
  
• EVERYONE MUST WEAR A MASK IN THE MASJID ALL THE TIME
  
• MASJID WASHROOMS WILL BE CLOSED DURING JUMAH PRAYERS

• BRING A PLASTIC BAG TO KEEP THE SHOES AND EXIT EMERGENCY DOOR AFTER JUMAH PRAYER
  
• SOCIAL DISTANCE MUST BE MAINTAINED (6 FEET APART)
  
• CHILDREN UNDER 15 YRS OLD ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO TO THE MASJID

Worship Guidelines from Government of Saskatchewan:

Places of worship may resume services providing social distancing of two metres can be maintained between each individual household.

• Delivering services virtually or through remote delivery such as drive-in service is recommended.
• The total number of people participating in the services cannot exceed 30 per cent of seating capacity or 150 people, whichever is less.
• To safely support larger groupings of individuals – and where seating area allows adequate physical distancing – multiple groups of 30 are permitted. These groups must be separated by two metres, unless they are part of the same family. Other groups of 30 must be arranged in the same way, and spaced from other groups by a minimum of five metres.
• These guidelines apply to all worship services, including celebrations of life, weddings and outdoor ceremonies.
• Where possible, registration of participants is encouraged to effectively manage the number of individuals attending. Registration should be facilitated to discourage attendees from common-use items such as pens and pencils.
• Use visual cues to support physical distancing.
• Implement one-way traffic flow to promote physical distancing (i.e. enter through one door and exit through another).
• Attendees who are medically vulnerable are strongly encouraged to delay their return to services and continue to participate in services online, where possible.
• Attendees, employees and volunteers are required to stay home if sick or symptomatic.
• Places of worship will be required to identify measures by which entry and exit is managed to ensure physical distancing is maintained.
• Promote physical distancing by marking the directional flow of people through buildings and areas. Mark seating areas and post visual reminders to observe physical distancing.
• Individuals from the same household may be seated together and should remain in place once they are seated.
• Seating (or designated worship space) must be arranged so that physical distancing can be observed at all times. Consideration must be given to how people enter and exit pews and other seating areas. A minimum of two metres must be maintained between household groups.
• If multiple gatherings are held on a single day, the start and end times must allow those who attend one gathering to exit safely, avoiding contact with those arriving for the next gathering. Time is needed to clean and disinfect common surfaces between services.
• Dismissal of gatherings should be done in a way that supports physical distancing.
• All ancillary events, such as social events, should be postponed for the immediate future.
• Where possible, consider managing parking lot assignments to ensure physical distancing is maintained.