Mosques to remain open for daily, Friday prayers, with haze-related precautions in place: MUIS

MUIS said that non-essential outdoor programmes will be halted if the 24-hour PSI enters the “very unhealthy” range of 201 to 300.

Published Oct 12, 2026, 11:40 AM

Updated Oct 12, 2026, 11:40 AM

Mosques in Singapore will stay open for daily and Friday prayers, while prayer arrangements may change if haze worsens, MUIS said on Oct 12.

Non-essential outdoor mosque programmes will stop if the 24-hour PSI reaches the “very unhealthy” range of 201 to 300, and congregants should limit outdoor exposure, especially older people and those with health conditions.

MUIS also told madrasahs and mosque-based kindergartens to follow haze measures, and said it will keep monitoring the situation and adjust rules with government agencies.

SINGAPORE – Mosques here will remain open, with prayer arrangements possibly adjusted according to the prevailing haze conditions, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) said on Oct 12.

In a media release on Oct 12 on haze preparedness measures across mosques, madrasahs and mosque-based kindergartens , MUIS said congregants will still be able to go to mosques for daily and Friday congregational prayers, but non-essential outdoor programmes there will be stopped if the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index enters the “very unhealthy” range of 201 to 300.

Prayer arrangements may also be adjusted according to prevailing haze conditions, available indoor facilities and national health advisories, MUIS added, with m osques issued haze preparedness guidelines.

This comes after the haze task force issued an update on Oct 9, in which it announced, among other measures, that N95 masks will be distributed to selected groups of Singaporeans when air quality hits “very unhealthy” levels.

Congregants should minimise prolonged outdoor exposure, especially for the elderly and those with pre-existing health conditions, MUIS advised.

Full-time madrasahs and mosque-based kindergartens have been advised to implement haze management measures that are aligned with advisories issued by the Ministry of Education and Early Childhood Development Agency.

These measures include adjustments to outdoor activities, appropriate indoor arrangements and monitoring the well-being of students and staff.

MUIS said it will “continue to monitor the haze situation closely and work with relevant government agencies to review and adjust its measures as necessary.”

新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会表示，如果24小时PSI指数进入201至300的“非常不健康”范围，非必要的户外活动将被停止。

发布于2026年10月12日上午11:40

更新于2026年10月12日上午11:40

新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会（MUIS）10月12日表示，新加坡的清真寺将继续开放，进行每日和周五的祈祷，但如果雾霾加剧，祈祷安排可能会有所改变。

如果 24 小时 PSI 指数达到 201 至 300 的“非常不健康”范围，则非必要的户外清真寺活动将停止，信众应限制户外活动，尤其是老年人和有健康问题的人。

伊斯兰宗教理事会（MUIS）还要求伊斯兰学校和清真寺附属幼儿园遵守防霾措施，并表示将继续监测情况，与政府机构一起调整规则。

新加坡——新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会（MUIS）10月12日表示，本地清真寺将继续开放，祈祷安排可能会根据当前的雾霾情况进行调整。

在 10 月 12 日发布的一份关于清真寺、伊斯兰学校和清真寺附属幼儿园雾霾防范措施的新闻稿中，新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会 (MUIS) 表示，信众仍然可以前往清真寺进行每日和周五的集体祈祷，但如果 24 小时污染物标准指数进入 201 至 300 的“非常不健康”范围，则非必要的户外活动将被停止。

伊斯兰宗教理事会（MUIS）补充说，祈祷安排也可能会根据当时的雾霾情况、可用的室内设施和国家卫生建议进行调整，清真寺已发布雾霾防备指南。

此前，雾霾工作组于 10 月 9 日发布了最新消息，宣布除其他措施外，当空气质量达到“非常不健康”的水平时，将向部分新加坡人分发 N95 口罩。

新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会建议，信众应尽量减少长时间在户外活动，尤其是老年人和有基础疾病的人。

全日制伊斯兰学校和清真寺附属幼儿园已被建议实施与教育部和幼儿发展署发布的建议相一致的雾霾管理措施。

这些措施包括调整户外活动、做出适当的室内安排以及监测学生和教职员工的健康状况。

新加坡伊斯兰宗教理事会（MUIS）表示，将“继续密切关注雾霾情况，并与相关政府机构合作，根据需要审查和调整相关措施”。