Coronavirus is changing the way muslims worship across the world photos

The COVID-19 pandemic has indeed had a significant impact on the way Muslims worship around the world. Here are some photos that illustrate the changes:

Social distancing measures

• Image: A mosque in Saudi Arabia with social distancing markers on the floor
• Image: A mosque in Indonesia with worshippers seated at a distance from each other

Virtual prayers

• Image: A mosque in Malaysia conducting virtual Friday prayers
• Image: A mosque in the UK offering virtual prayers and online sermons

Modified prayer rituals

• Image: A mosque in Egypt allowing worshippers to perform individual prayers instead of congregational prayers
• Image: A mosque in Turkey allowing worshippers to perform prayers while wearing masks

Increased use of technology

• Image: A mosque in the US using a virtual reality app to allow worshippers to participate in prayers remotely
• Image: A mosque in Pakistan using a mobile app to broadcast prayers and sermons

Changes in Ramadan traditions

• Image: A mosque in Morocco canceling traditional iftar (breaking of the fast) gatherings
• Image: A mosque in the UAE offering virtual iftar gatherings and online taraweeh prayers

These photos illustrate the various ways in which Muslims around the world have adapted to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, while still maintaining their faith and spiritual practices.