LAHORE – The Imam-e-Kaaba, Sheikh Khalid-al-Ghamidi, will lead the Jumma Prayer in the Jamia Mosque Bahria Town Lahore.
The Sheikh Khalid-al-Ghamidi reached Pakistan yesterday for his seven day tour. He will lead the Jumma Prayer and will offer the Friday Sermon in the Grand Mosque in Bahria Town Lahore.
High security measures are taken in this regard and police and security forces scrutinize every person fully before allowing him to enter in the Mosque.
According to source, the main purpose of visit of Saudi Guest is to offer the Friday Sermon in the Grand Mosque, many arrangement done in this regard before hand.
The Grand Mosque Bahria Town is the largest Mosque of Pakistan and many important political and religious figures are expected to offer their Jumma Prayer in the this mosque behind the Imam-e-Kaaba.
The Believers are to pass through the high security zone to offer the Prayer in the leadership of the Imam-e-Kaaba Sheikh Khalid-al-Ghamidi.
According to source there is the huge mob of people trying to get in the Mosque as early as possible but Mosque became full only at 12:00pm and sealed with no more entries to be allowed to get in the Mosque.
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