"Allah Hu Akbar" echoes across Britain as BBC broadcasts 'Azaan' for the first time

Earlier during the spread of this disease, we witnessed that for the first time Islamic practices were allowed in some of those parts of the world where Islam is not practiced or even people and the state authorities are basically against the religion of Islam or consider it as the cause of damage in the society.

But during this period countires like Spain, Italy, Germany, Netherlands allowed echoing the sound of 'Azaan' Islamic call to prayer through Loudspeakers or inhuman voices. Last week as 100 mosques in Germany and Netherlands allowed the echoing of "Islamic Call to Prayer" via loudspeakers and even some of the localities witness it for the first time in history.


According to the tweet of Arab News: Different Imams lead the 5:50 AM broadcast every week on BBC local radio stations, reciting verses from the Holy Quran or quotes hadiths from the sayings of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), before delivering the sermons and leading listeners in prayer.

BBC allowed broadcasting as Mosques across Britain are closed due to the disease, part of extensive measures against the disease.

The Muslims in British can now hear the Friday prayer broadcast on BBC Radio for the first time, different Imam leads the 5:50 AM broadcasts every week on Friday from about 14 local radio stations of BBC.

The name of the program is "Islamic Reflections". The arrangements have been made to facilitate the Muslim community living in Britain to the run-up to the month of Ramadan till the end of April.

This will be a huge tribute to the Muslim community which have been targeted around the world for spreading the disease, THANK YOU BBC for believing us, Islam is the religion of peace along with cleanliness as our Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) quoted in an authentic hadith ' Cleanliness is half of the faith'

May Allah bless us to witness the month of Ramadan. Ameen