Coronavirus is changing the manner in which Muslims adore over the world
Saudi bans Umrah pilgrimage, Iran cancels Friday prayers and Singapore Muslims are urged to bring own mats to mosques. Members of a medical team spray disinfectant to sanitise the outdoor space at Imam Reza's holy shrine, following the coronavirus outbreak, in Mashhad, Iran on February 27, 2020 [West Asia News Agency via Reuters] People around the world are avoiding crowded places, cutting back on inessential travel and taking precautionary measures such as working from home to avoid catching the new coronavirus. Several countries have also urged their citizens to change the way they greet one another, or celebrate certain festivities. More: Timeline: How China's new coronavirus spread Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases? What happens if you catch the new coronavirus? Religious authorities, meanwhile, are advising people how to pray or mark holy days without risking spreading COVID-19 fu...