The West Sumatra Grand Mosque held prayers Friday after the introduction of a new lifestyle during the Covid-19 pandemic in Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia.

As shown in the video, the public seemed enthusiastic about following the services needed for Muslim men at the Great Mosque of West Sumatra.

Friday prayers are held on the 1st floor of the mosque. Before entering the prayer room, worshipers are required to clean their hands with soap and water in the sink that has been provided by the mosque management.

Every experiment is also needed to check body temperature. There are officers who are specifically placed to do this using a thermo gun.

Every congregation is also required to wear a mask. Indeed, as recorded in the video, mosque management has posted signs of information that the area is required to wear masks on a number of corners of the mosque.

In addition, the mosque also displayed banners on health protocols during the Covid-19 pandemic.

There is no carpet on the 1st floor of the mosque. Everyone is advised to bring a prayer mat from their home.

As recorded in the video, worshipers who perform Friday prayers must apply physical distance. Visible, one trial with another trial to keep a distance of about one meter.

As reported in local media, Kota Padang began to impose new norms on June 13, 2020. Previously, Kota Padang adopted large-scale or semi-quarantine Social Restrictions.

During the implementation of large-scale social restrictions, Friday prayers at the Great Mosque of West Sumatra were abolished. However, due to social restrictions lifted by