"I have victim the coronavirus," said Saudi scholar Sheikh Adil al-Kabbani

Sheikh Adil al-Kabbani, a well-known Saudi scholar, said:
"I thank God for this ordeal." Despite receiving both doses
of the vaccine, they fell victim to this insidious disease,
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   Riyadh (News Hub update news) Saudi Arabia's famous religious scholar Sheikh Adil

Al-Kabbani has been infected with the coronavirus. However, they had received both doses

of the coronavirus vaccine. It had been 13 days since he was given the second dose. Sheikh

Adil Al-Kabbani was reported to have contracted the coronavirus, after which his fans were

upset. In this regard, Sheikh Adil Al-Kalbani himself has confirmed that he is infected with

Coronavirus by releasing a video message from his social media account.

   Al-Kabbani said in his message that he had been tested for the covid when the condition

worsened, which was reported to be positive, even though he had taken both doses of the

vaccine, and only thirteen days had passed since taking the second dose. Sheikh Adil

Al-Kabbani in his video message said such things regarding trust in Allah that won the

hearts of all. Sheikh Al-Kabbani said in a video message,

"There are many rumours about me. I want to tell you all that just as many people

have been affected by this deadly epidemic this year, I have also contracted the covid.

I thank Allah Almighty for this ordeal. What is written in destiny cannot be avoided?

I am happy with my fate In any case, it is obligatory for us to give thanks to Allah. ”

   On the other hand, the negligence of the worshipers in the mosques has not stopped. Eight

mosques in five areas have been closed in the country after eight more worshipers were

diagnosed with the coronavirus yesterday. In the last 67 days, 598 mosques in Saudi Arabia

have been temporarily closed due to Corona cases. Of these, 579 have been reopened after

sanitation.

   Of the mosques closed yesterday, two are in Riyadh, two in Hudood Shamaliya, two in

Asir, one in Baha Mosque and one in the Eastern Region. Saudi officials warned a few days

ago that the kingdom's mosques could be closed for several weeks if corona cases continue to

surface in mosques. Therefore, the worshipers have to wear masks, take social distance and

follow other precautionary measures.