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Abu Ubaidah Mosque in Deir Alla, in Balqa Governorate, turned water used for ablution into irrigation water through a system that collects it and filters it through layers of gravel and sand. The project was launched by the Jordanian Society for Water Conservation in 2008. The initiative later expanded to include 18 mosques and a school, while more than 35 mosques across Jordan now use ablution water for irrigation and cleaning. Rainwater-harvesting projects were also carried out at more than 50 mosques between 2017 and 2024. The initiative is especially significant in a country where renewable freshwater availability is no more than 61 cubic meters per person annually, although the amount of reused ablution water remains limited compared with the Kingdom’s needs.
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