Saudi Arabia Directs all Mosques to Offer Salat al-Khusuf. The directive comes ahead of a lunar eclipse. The Salat al-Khusuf (lunar eclipse prayer) will be held across the Kingdom.
The directive instructs all mosques to conduct the special prayer. It covers both the Two Holy Mosques and local mosques. Saudi Arabia Directs all Mosques to Offer Salat al-Khusuf as part of religious observance.
The lunar eclipse is expected on Sunday, 7 September 2025. Salat al-Khusuf will take place after Maghrib at the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah The Ministry of Islamic Affairs issued the direction to all mosque imams.
The prayer follows a confirmed Sunnah. It is offered when believers witness a lunar eclipse. It includes two rak‘ahs with long recitations, bowing, and prostrations
The move ensures the faithful have access to the prayer. It reinforces unity in worship. It also aligns with Islamic tradition.
Salat al-Khusuf is known for its spiritual importance. It reminds people of divine signs. Performing it collectively brings community together in worship.
In summary, Saudi Arabia Directs all Mosques to Offer Salat al-Khusuf in advance of the lunar eclipse on 7 September 2025. The prayer will be held in all mosques. Worshippers will observe this important Sunnah together.
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