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Saudi king Salman approves performing Tarawih in the two holy mosques

Saudi Arabia plans to ease curfew hours it imposed on several cities during the month of Ramadan. CAIRO:
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  • Saudi Arabia plans to ease curfew hours it imposed on several cities during the month of Ramadan.

CAIRO:  Saudi king Salman approved performing Tarawih in the two holy mosques and reducing them with the continued suspension of entry of pilgrims, the Presidency of the Two Holy Mosques’ Affairs said in a statement on Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia plans to ease curfew hours it imposed on several cities during the month of Ramadan to allow people more time to shop for essential needs within the boundaries of their neighborhoods, state news agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday.

 

 

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