Live Friday Prayers (Jumuah) Around the World

   Source: IslamiCity Sep 24, 2020 No Comments
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During the global lockdown related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many masajid are fully or partially locked down.  This resource provides links for live and recorded Friday (Jumuah) prayers, khutbas (sermons) or reflections.

Arabia
Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Masjid Al-Haram | 12:25 PM (local) Arabic / English
Live
Recorded 10 Apr | 17 Apr |
 
Madinah
Masjid Al-Nabawi | 12:25 PM (local) Arabic / English
Live
Recorded 20 Mar | 27 Mar | 10 Apr | 17 Apr |

Americas
California, United States
IslamiCity | 1:00 PM (local) English
Live
Los Angeles, CA
Islamic Center of So. California | 12:50 PM (local) English
Live
 
Culver City, CA
King Fahad Mosque | 1 PM (local) English
Live (YouTube)
Chicago, IL
Sound Vision | 12, 1 & 3 PM (local) English
Live
Dallas, TX
East Plano Islamic Center | 2 PM (local) English
Live (YouTube)
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam | 1:30 PM (local) English
Live
Washington, DC
Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center | 1:15 PM (local) English
Live (Zoom)
Miami, FL
Darul Uloom Institute | 1:30 PM (local) English
Live
Ontario, Canada
Noon Academy | 1:30 PM (local) English
Live

Europe
London, United Kingdom
Lewisham Islamic Centre | 1 PM (local) English
Live
Birmingham
The Abrahamic Foundation | 1:30 PM (local) English
Live (YouTube)

Africa
Johannesburg, South Africa
ITV Networks | 1 PM (Dhuhr) English
Live

Asia
Lahore, Pakistan
IslamiMarkaz | 12:05 PM (Dhuhr) Urdu
Live (YouTube)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
TV Selangor | 1:15 PM (Dhuhr) Malay
Live
East Java, Indonesia
Ponpesgasek TV | 11:50 AM (Dhuhr) Indonesian
Live (YouTube)

Oceania
Sydney, Australia
OnePath Network | 11:55 AM (Dhuhr) English
Live (YouTube)

Fiqh Ruling and Opinions

There are differences in opinion on attending live jumuah during this global pandemic crises when masajid are in lockdown.  Many scholars don't recommend (Fiqh Council of North America, Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America), some allow (Islamic Center of Ireland, Al-Ghumārī, Ahmad Kutty), and others say it's borderline (makroah).  One of the opinions, given by an imam at Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah (click here to watch the summary in English provided at Noon Academy, Ontario, Canada) has the following accompanying rules:

1)  Listen to khutba at home live (apply all the usual etiquettes).

2)  Perform 2 rakahs with the imam (live).

3)  Complete 4 rakahs of Dhuhr (in-person).

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