Crown Prince Hussein leads first Ramadan Friday prayer
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- Crown Prince Hussein leads first Friday prayer of Ramadan at Al-Shahid King Founder Mosque.
- Ceremony marks the start of the holy month for Jordan’s leadership and citizens.
Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, Jordan’s heir, led the first Friday prayer of Ramadan at Al-Shahid King Founder Mosque.
The ceremony, attended by senior officials and members of the public, marked the beginning of the holy month for the kingdom.
Ramadan, a period of fasting and spiritual reflection for Muslims worldwide, begins with communal prayers that hold both religious and social significance.
The Crown Prince’s participation underscored his commitment to national traditions and the spiritual life of Jordan’s citizens.
Authorities called on worshippers to observe health and safety measures during gatherings amid ongoing public considerations.
The mosque, known for its historical and cultural importance, hosted a congregation that reflected Jordan’s dedication to faith and community unity.
