Charity in road safety advice
The article discusses the issue of some worshippers leaving the mosques to the middle of the streets and occupying the roads during Friday prayers, which causes traffic congestion and blocks ambulances and emergency vehicles. This behavior contradicts the principles of Islamic Sharia, which considers "the right of the road" one of the most important branches of faith and encourages refraining from causing harm to passersby. It clarifies that Islamic jurisprudence permits performing prayers in the streets only in extreme necessity, with proper organization of the rows. The article emphasizes the importance of avoiding chaos and unorganized occupation of the streets and proposes practical solutions such as "delayed prayer" (Salat al-Istidraki), which allows for a second prayer to be performed inside mosques to alleviate crowding. The goal is to maintain a civilized image and prevent harm to people, along with advocating for collective awareness and a strategic intervention by the Ministry of Religious Endowments to organize this issue.
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