Ramadan 2026 Guidelines: No Iftar Banquets, Strict Prayer Timings, and NewMinistry of Awqaf Announces New Regulations for Mosques During Ramadan 2026 Rules for Kuwaiti Mosques.
As the holy month of Ramadan 2026 approaches, the Ministry of Awqaf has officially issued a comprehensive set of directives to organize religious activities within all mosques across the country. These measures, effective as of today, Tuesday, March 10, 2026, are designed to ensure public safety and maintain order during the blessed month.
Restrictions on Gatherings and Outdoor Activities
The Ministry has strictly prohibited the holding of "Iftar Sayem" (Iftar banquets) or the distribution of meals within mosque premises or their outdoor courtyards. Furthermore, the use of external areas attached to mosques for prayer or any other social activities is now suspended. The Ministry clarified that these rules are imperative to streamline operations and prioritize the safety of the congregants. Additionally, the installation and use of Ramadan tents outside mosques for prayer services are strictly forbidden.
Regulated Timings for Qiyam Prayers
Regarding the late-night prayers (Qiyam) during the last ten days of Ramadan, the Ministry has set a precise schedule. These prayers will be conducted from 12:00 AM to 12:30 AM. This regulated timing is intended to provide a structured environment for worshipers while ensuring compliance with national health and security guidelines.
Public Cooperation
The Ministry of Awqaf emphasizes the vital role of mosque imams and administrative staff in enforcing these directives. All citizens and residents are urged to cooperate fully with the Ministry’s guidelines. These proactive steps reflect the government’s commitment to providing a serene and secure environment for all worshipers during the holy month. By adhering to these regulations, the community contributes to maintaining the sanctity and order of the mosques, allowing everyone to enjoy a blessed and organized Ramadan experience.
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