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Better recommendations - Our expert team curates the very best shows and films across scheduled and streaming TV so you always have something great to watch.Streaming services - Alongside scheduled television listings our new streaming guide ensures you will never miss a thing on Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video, NOW, Apple TV+, BritBox, BBC iPlayer and beyond.The best content at your fingertips - Our new pages offer easy access to the latest news, views, comment and analysis on your favourite shows from our expert editorial team.Everything in one place - Our TV listings link to new, improved programme hubs that provide programme, season and episode information in one convenient experience.Our TV guide improvements have been rolled out in a staged manner over the past 10 months: Attendees are asked to bring a candle or flowers.And it is with the overwhelming success and positive feedback we have received for this new streaming content, and a recognition that the way many of us are watching television is changing to a hybrid of scheduled and on demand, that we took the decision to significantly invest in and improve our TV listings experience to also incorporate information on streaming and catch-up services. Everyone is welcome to attend one or all sessions.Ĭommunity members are invited to join hands to create a human wall around Masjid Al Noor in Deans Ave on the edge of Hagley Park on Friday at 1.20pm.Ī vigil is set to be held outside the mosque from 1.30pm to 3.30pm. The programme includes a holding hands session at 12.30pm, Friday prayer at 1.30pm and a prayer for the victims at 2pm. The Nelson Islamic Cultural Society will hold a special service at its mosque at 320 Hardy St on March 22. New Zealanders of all faiths are invited to create "a human chain of protection" around the Kilbirnie mosque from 1.15pm to 2.15pm on Friday. Love Aotearoa Hate Racism activists will host Kia Kaha: Stand Against Racism in Aotea Square on Sunday at 2pm. Vigils will continue to be held around the country on Friday evening.Įvents taking place around the time of the Friday afternoon prayer, when the two minutes of silence will be observed, include: There are no other gods but the One God (2x)Ī national two minutes of silence was last held in 2010, to commemorate the 29 men who died at the Pike River mine disaster. Prayer is better than sleep (2x) (Only at Fajr, the dawn prayer) I acknowledge that Muhammad is the messenger of God (2x) I acknowledge there are no other gods but the One God (2x) A translation of the Sunni call to prayer is below: The call to prayer is read is read in Arabic. The majority of Muslims in New Zealand are Sunni. The call to prayer differs slightly in the different sects of Islam, mostly around the number of times each line is repeated, and some lines are left out, or only read during Fajr, the dawn prayer. Historically, the muezzin would recite the adhan from on top of a tall balcony on the mosque, though these days many mosques are equipped with loud speakers. The person tasked with reciting the call is called the muezzin. In some countries, if there is a call during a seminar or a lecture, they might stop until it is over."
"Muslims respect that call a lot, so ideally they have to listen. "When you fast, there are Muslims in Wellington who will break fast when other areas are still fasting, because of the sun."įor non-Muslims who hear the call to prayer on Friday, Nisa said the best thing to do was "just be quiet and listen". She said practising Muslims would time their prayers to their specific region. Thousands of people gathered in the Basin Reserve in Wellington for the Christchurch Mosque shooting vigil.
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