In Western countries, many Muslim communities face a real challenge when it comes to finding spaces for large gatherings, especially for important prayers like Friday and Eid. The high costs of real estate make it nearly impossible to build or buy mosques, and existing ones often can’t accommodate everyone. So, what do we do? Some turn to renting entertainment venues like dance halls or bars.
This book discusses the issue of renting churches for Friday and Eid prayers. It examines the different opinions on the permissibility of using non-Islamic places of worship for Islamic prayers, focusing on the legal and ethical stances surrounding this topic. The book addresses issues related to justice, religious considerations, and offers practical solutions for Muslims who face difficulties in finding appropriate prayer spaces in certain communities.
In Western countries, many Muslim communities face a real challenge when it comes to finding spaces for large gatherings, especially for important prayers like Friday and Eid. The high costs of real estate make it nearly impossible to build or buy mosques, and existing ones often can’t accommodate everyone. So, what do we do? Some turn to renting entertainment venues like dance halls or bars.
