The Department of Minority Welfare, of the Karnataka government, has published rules for the Bakrid, which will be held on July 21. The devotees must follow all of the criteria included in the standard operating protocol, in the sequence listed. The minority welfare department has advised all Jama Masjids in Karnataka to convey the instructions to all “Jamaat” (congregational)-level mosques to guarantee full compliance.
On the day of the celebration, no more than 50 individuals will be permitted to offer prayers in the mosque. Wearing a mask is mandatory and the worshippers should keep a six-feet space between them while praying. Minors under the age of ten should only offer Namaz at home. Before entering the mosques, the temperature must be checked, and the hands must be sanitized. It is illegal to slaughter animals in public locations such as parks, highways, pedestrian walkways, hospitals, nursing homes, and religious buildings, including mosques. Every person must also have their Namaz-offering cloth. It is also forbidden to shake hands or embrace one another.
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