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Bareq mosques wait for imam and muezzin vacancies
The article highlights the situation of mosques in Baqir Governorate, where several are suffering from a shortage of imams and muezzins, leading to a decline in the quality of services provided to worshippers. The problems include poor cleanliness, delays in renovation and maintenance works, and in some cases, complete closure of some mosques. The residents are calling on the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Da'wah, and Guidance to intervene and resolve the issue by providing imams and muezzins, improving cleanliness and maintenance standards, and completing renovation projects to ensure the regular performance of religious rites in the mosques. The ministry also notes a disparity in job availability, with some mosques having applicants and volunteers for the call to prayer and prayer, while others have yet to receive any applicants. Efforts are ongoing to complete appointment procedures according to each mosque's categorization.
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