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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 3 Nov, 22:30

Shahi Masjid

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Shahi Masjid imam calls for ‘used water harvesting pit’ to recharge groundwater against El Nino backdrop

AI summaryMaulana Ahsan al Hamoumi of the Shahi Masjid in Public Gardens, Hyderabad, called on masjids in Telangana to construct used water harvesting pits to recharge groundwater amid El Nino concerns. He emphasized that water used for ablutions should be directed into these pits rather than the sewage system to help address the rainfall deficit. The Shahi Masjid already has both rainwater and used water harvesting pits in place.

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