Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said mosques would reopen across large parts of the country Monday after being shuttered since early March over outbreak, SIA reports.
Rouhani said 132 counties, or about one third of the administrative divisions, would "reopen their mosques as of tomorrow," speaking at a televised virus task force meeting.
Maintaining "social distancing is more important than collective prayer," he added, arguing that Islam considers safety obligatory while praying in mosques is only recommended.
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