Tier 4 Rules Birmingham Mosque

The mosque conducts a number of other activities in a secure manner for Covid, including a law firm where Aman`s lawyers provide legal assistance and advice in a number of specialist areas of law, including civil litigation, immigration and landlord-tenant disputes. June 2020 – MCB`s 9-step guidance package for the safe and gradual reopening of mosques for congregational worship can be downloaded below. – Application of 2+ meters of social distancing rules (signs/floor markings) He added: “We are assessing things on a daily basis at the moment and are in discussions with Public Health England as well as other mosques in Birmingham.” This advice should only be considered and implemented in your own local context and with input from local medical experts and scientists. Ultimately, the leaders of each mosque are responsible for ensuring a safe and legal place of worship and will decide their own rules based on what they deem most appropriate at any given time. Are small face-to-face outdoor gatherings allowed for iftar? Below is a summary of the current rules (as of 6 April) for socially distanced outdoor gatherings in the UK. We must remember that the threat of the virus is still present, and it is extremely important that we exercise caution and be especially cautious when planning to meet others for Iftar at small outdoor gatherings with appropriate social distancing, especially for elderly or vulnerable family members who are most at risk of serious illness or death. And the mosque`s humanitarian aid, provided by its dedicated team, the GLM Task Force, is still ongoing around the world, including a winter emergency appeal to provide Syrian and Yemeni families with food, clothing and fuel. The Central Mosque is committed to protecting your privacy. Contact us in enquiries@centralmosque.org.uk if you have any questions or problems regarding the use of your personal data and we will be happy to assist you. Shops, gyms and indoor leisure facilities have had to close – but different rules apply to places of worship.

With input from medical professionals, academics, mosque committees and members of the Muslim community, the MCB created updated 8-step guidelines for mosques in England on July 15 to safely exit lockdown. More than a dozen updated poster templates to customize and display in your mosque can be downloaded below. The logo of your mosque/madrasa can be added to any poster. Download this Friday sermon (Khutbah) #SafeRamadan2021 template and share it with the imam of your local mosque(s). For mosque leaders and organizers, #SafeRamadan guidelines have been created for organizers of Taraweeh, I`itikaf and other Ramadan activities to help plan this year`s Ramadan to keep our communities as safe as possible. See below or click here to download it in PDF format. Churches and mosques may remain open in Level 4 areas, but certain rules apply. Under the new national lockdown imposed on England, places of worship such as churches, mosques, gurdwaras, synagogues and other temples can remain open. “We are in a precarious period, but we feel that the mosques have all taken the necessary precautions to ensure everyone`s safety.” Disclaimer: The Muslim Council of Great Britain (MCB) is not responsible for content hosted on external websites. Special thanks to Penny Gibbs, the Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent CCGs and Midlands and Lancashire commissioning support for arranging translations into Arabic, Urdu, Bengali and Kurdish. We process your personal data to comply with legal obligations and/or to use your personal data for the options provided by law.

We reserve the right to anonymize and use the personal data collected. We will only use data outside the scope of this policy if it is anonymized. We will retain your billing information and other information collected about you for as long as necessary for accounting or other legal purposes, but no longer than 14 months. Several Muslim mental health organisations in the UK have joined forces to provide a range of services to address mental health issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic. If you have an account with us, please note that you must keep your username and password confidential. The GLMCC has also organized weekly lectures by Sheikh Dr. Fahad Al-Fuhaid, Professor of Aqeedah at Imam ibn Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which will be held online. Publicly available information We may collect publicly available information about you. UK government information on COVID-19 is available at www.gov.uk/coronavirus. More information on managing mental health during the COVID-19 outbreak is published by the Mental Health Foundation here. Information from our partners We collect information from our trusted partners with confirmation that they have legal grounds to share this information with us. This is either information that you have provided to them directly or that they have collected about you for other legal reasons.

It is always best to keep in mind the following general guidelines to protect ourselves through good hygiene practices: The government says that this time people can visit places of worship for a service. But they should not mingle with anyone outside of their household or support bubble and should maintain strict social distancing at all times. BIMA has consulted a wide range of Islamic scholars and the opinion of the vast majority is that a lateral flow and/or PCR test will not invalidate your fast. This is done by telephone on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is required. Overall, #SafeRamadan guidelines for 2021 can be found online at: www.mcb.org.uk/ramadan The British Islamic Medical Association (BIMA) has produced guidance on how many people are allowed during Janaza prayer and when viewing the body. For more information, see the poster below. We only work with processing partners who are able to ensure an adequate level of protection of your personal data. We pass on your personal data to third parties or officials if we are legally obliged to do so. We may disclose your personal data to third parties if you have consented to this or if there are other legal bases for doing so. Birmingham Central Mosque in Belgrave Middleway, Highgate, also holds two Friday prayers to welcome all worshippers. We do not intend to knowingly collect or collect information from children.

We do not target our services to children. Click here for the latest UK government guidelines for weddings The MCB Covid Response Group recommends that individuals and institutions take appropriate precautions for themselves and their context to enable a return to post-Covid normality while recognising the above. This includes encouraging people to get vaccinated against Covid-19 if it is eligible. We do our best to ensure the security of your personal data. We use secure protocols for communication and data transmission (such as HTTPS). We use anonymization and pseudonymization where appropriate. We monitor our systems for vulnerabilities and attacks. Unless you tell us otherwise, we consider it to be in our legitimate interest to offer you products/services similar or similar to your purchase history/browsing behavior. You must participate alone without anyone else being with you, and you must not mingle with anyone outside your household. Click here for the latest UK government guidelines for funeral management during the coronavirus pandemic. Information Automatically Collected About You This includes information stored automatically by cookies and other session tools. For example, your shopping cart information, IP address, purchase history (if applicable), etc.

This information is used to improve your customer experience. When you use our services or view content on our website, your activities may be recorded. GLMCC Executive Director Kamran Hussain said: “At this stage, we remain open in accordance with government guidelines. This website contains guidelines, advice and guidance resources to help Muslims in the UK make the most of the blessed month, as well as friends, neighbours and colleagues of Muslims while staying safe and supporting the fight against the virus. You can also click here to download the 2021 #SafeRamadan guide in PDF format We will inform you of further processing and purposes. Under Islamic leadership, any adult male who is comfortable during the Covid-19 pandemic and who does not have any health problems should try to register for the Jumu`ah prayer or find another local mosque where he can perform it. Event leaders at places of worship have the discretion to decide when they consider it safe to open and should choose to remain closed if they are unable to safely comply with the guidelines. Click here for detailed position papers on AMBI and other resources Daily prayers are always held at the Green Lane Masjid and Community Centre (GLMCC) in Small Heath, Birmingham.