The Supreme Court of India has directed the Madhya Pradesh government to enable Muslims to offer Friday prayers at a dargah near the disputed Bhojshala complex. The ruling, issued by a bench of the court, specifies that prayers may be held between 1 pm and 3 pm on Fridays. The state government is responsible for ensuring access to the site during those hours. The Bhojshala complex, located in Dhar district, has been a source of contention between Hindu and Muslim groups, with both claiming rights to worship there. The court's interim order aims to provide a nearby location for Friday namaz, addressing immediate religious needs while the broader legal dispute continues. The directive follows petitions seeking clarity on worship rights at the complex, which houses both a temple and a mosque. The Supreme Court's intervention is intended to maintain peace and prevent any escalation of tensions. The Madhya Pradesh government has been asked to implement the order and ensure security arrangements.