This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Saeed al -Arthi -Madrid
With the advent of the sacred month of Ramadan, the “Majd Plus Rosas” mosque in Madrid witnesses a strong demand from members of the Moroccan and Muslim community in general, which intends to revive evening prayer and Tarawih in a unique spiritual atmosphere.
This mosque is an important meeting point for Moroccans residing in the region, where they meet daily to make prayer, exchange congratulations and communicate with each other, which gives the place a warm family character. Tarawih prayers are also an opportunity to improve social ties between community members and strengthen the feeling of religious and cultural affiliation.
Tarawih prayer at the Las Rosas mosque in Madrid
As usual each year, the Las Rosas mosque attracts a Moroccan imam among the imams which are provided by the Moroccan ministry for Islamic endowments and affairs to European mosques during the month of Ramadan. The imam would like to provide distinguished readings according to Warsh’s narration on Nafi, which most Moroccans prefer, in addition to providing short religious lessons before and after prayer to improve religious conscience and correct concepts among the faithful.
The administration of the mosque strives to provide a tight organization for the prayer of Tarawih, in particular with the large number of worshipers, where the places are allocated to men and women, taking into account the comfort of the elderly and children who accompany their families. The mosque also prevails in an atmosphere of reverence and supplication, because everyone wants to enjoy these moments blessed with supplication and memory.
Tarawih prayer at the Las Rosas mosque in Madrid
In addition to being a place of worship, the Las Rosas mosque plays an important role in the education of the Moroccan community on its religious affairs, providing lectures and seminars during Ramadan dealing with case law and moral subjects according to the Maliki school. The mosque is also an opportunity for families to present their children the values of Islam and its tolerant teachings in an environment close to their customs and traditions.
The atmosphere in the mosque is not limited only to prayers, but also extends to the collective breakthroughs organized by the managers of the mosque, where the faithful meet breakfast tables in an atmosphere of fraternity and social solidarity, which makes the mosque a vibrating heart during this sacred month.
The prayer of Tarawih in the mosque of Las Rosas remains an exceptional spiritual experience which reflects the cohesion of the Moroccan community of Madrid and its passion for preserving its religious and cultural identity. While this atmosphere of Ramadan continues, the mosque remains a lighthouse of religious radiation which combines worship and the brotherhood in the rehabilitation of this blessed month.
