Irfan Pathan shares a tutorial video on how to offer Eid Prayers at home

The Islamic holy month of Ramadan is about to end. Muslims across the world are bracing the much-awaited Eid this weekend and eager to celebrate it. But this time around, it will be a lot different for them as all the places of worship are closed (in India) to contain the spread of the ongoing pandemic. People will not able to offer their Eid prayers in Masjid this year.

Also, the gathering of more than five people is prohibited while social distancing has to be maintained as well. The Indian government has requested the Muslims in India to offer their Eid prayers at home itself. With more than 1.25 lakh cases in the country, there is no idea over the reopening of the worship places, malls, theatres etc… with India in the fourth phase of the lockdown.

Irfan Pathan who has been actively spreading awareness about Coronavirus over the last couple of months has now come up with a video urging the citizens to offer their Namaz on Eid at home itself. Rather he has shared a tutorial video on his official Instagram handle on how to offer prayers on the occasion of Eid at home. He also said that one can offer Eid prayers at home based on one of the school of thoughts in Islam.

Here’s the video:

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A post shared by Irfan Pathan (@irfanpathan_official) on May 22, 2020 at 7:38am PDT

Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Pathan active in helping the needy

Irfan Pathan, along with his brother Yusuf Pathan, has been actively participating in the relief work amid the ongoing pandemic. They first donated the masks to the people to help contain the spread of the virus. The Pathan brothers also distributed 10000 kg rice and 500 kg potato among the poor and needy people in Baroda. They also provided the Vadodara Police with the Vitamin C tablets to boost their immunity.

Moreover, Irfan Pathan also visited the Vadodara Collector Office and had an interaction with the Gujarat Chief Minister suggesting the measures to contain the virus in the state.