Fifty buses will be deployed on the routes, operating from 5:00 to 12:00, providing comfortable travel for all who wish to participate.
Tolkunbek Azhy Jumana, one of the event organizers, noted that the main goal of this initiative is to create a festive atmosphere for the residents and guests of the capital, as well as to ensure convenient access to the holiday prayer.
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The Ait prayer in Bishkek will take place at the Old Square
Tomorrow, at the Old Square named after Turdakun Usubaliev, the festive Ait prayer will be held. The program will begin at 7:00 with the reading of the Quran, after which well-known religious figures Bakyt Azhy Kaykiev and Zholdoshbek Azhy Abdildaev will speak. At 8:10, the mufti will address the believers with explanations about the order of the prayer, and at 8:30, the festive prayer will take place with the reading of dua.
In other regions of the country, festive prayers will be held in central mosques. The main program will start at 7:30 with the reading of the Quran and religious sermons, and the Ait prayer in the regions will begin at 8:30. In high-altitude areas, there may be slight deviations from the schedule depending on local conditions.
Organizers recommend that participants plan their routes in advance, taking into account the holiday transportation schedule.
