Amman: The Ministry of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs and Holy Places has issued a call for a nationwide Istisqaa prayer, scheduled for next Saturday. According to Jordan News Agency, the Ministry released a circular on Tuesday, emphasizing the importance of the Istisqaa prayer, which is a traditional Islamic prayer for rain. Minister Dr. Mohammad Khalayleh has directed all Awqaf directors, imams, and preachers across the Kingdom to organize and perform the prayer in designated areas following the afternoon prayer on the specified day. The Ministry's statement underscores the significance of this communal prayer, aiming to unite the populace in supplication for rainfall amid concerning weather conditions. The Istisqaa prayer is a time-honored practice in the Islamic faith, called upon during periods of drought or insufficient rainfall. The Ministry has taken proactive steps to ensure widespread participation by announcing specific locations for these prayers throughout the country. The call for this prayer reflec ts the Ministry's commitment to addressing the concerns of citizens and aligning with religious traditions to seek divine intervention in times of need. The announcement has been met with support from religious leaders and communities, who are preparing to engage in the prayer gatherings across various regions.
