Faisal Mosque Itikaf Fee in Ramadan 2024.
Faisal Mosque Itikaf Update: Registration Fee Waived for Ramadan 2024!
Excellent news for those seeking a spiritual retreat during Ramadan!
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The registration fee for Itikaf (devotional seclusion) at the Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, has been cancelled for Ramadan 2024.
Key Points:
- Fee Revocation: Professor Dr. Hathal Homoud Al-Otaibi, President of the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI), directed the revocation of the previously announced Rs. 5,000 registration fee.
- Transparency and Authority: This decision emphasizes the importance of transparency and obtaining necessary approvals from relevant authorities before implementing any changes concerning the mosque.
- Focus on Itikaf Facilitation: The President’s directive prioritizes providing all necessary facilities to worshippers during Ramadan and addressing any concerns related to the Itikaf process.
Understanding Itikaf:
- Spiritual Significance: Itikaf is a cherished Islamic practice involving seclusion in a mosque for the purpose of focused prayer, reflection, and spiritual growth.
- Ramadan Observance: This practice is traditionally observed during the last ten days of Ramadan, often starting from the evening of the 20th day.
- Islamabad’s Faisal Mosque: The iconic Faisal Mosque serves as a significant location for Itikaf in Pakistan, attracting many devotees seeking a dedicated space for spiritual rejuvenation.
Benefits of the Fee Waiver:
- Increased Accessibility: Removing the registration fee makes Itikaf at the Faisal Mosque more accessible to a wider range of individuals, fostering inclusivity and promoting the opportunity for spiritual enrichment.
- Focus on Devotion: This decision allows participants to concentrate solely on their religious obligations and spiritual journey during Itikaf without the added financial burden.
- Positive Public Perception: The fee cancellation demonstrates a commitment to facilitating religious practices and upholding the sanctity of the mosque.
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