#ramadan2019
Shout out to all my fellow Muslims who can’t fast Ramadan but still try to go to the mosque and read Quran. May Allah reward you, inshallah.
Like seriously, not being able to fast is the hardest during Ramadan. It makes me feel like less of a Muslim or that I’m missing out.
Just a different way to experience Ramadan that I’ll have to get used to.
Shout out to all my fellow Muslims who can’t fast Ramadan but still try to go to the mosque and read Quran. May Allah reward you, inshallah.
Ramadan Day 1
Today I am Thankful for…
1. Coworkers who are curious and fun
2. My health and making a quick recovery
3. The safety of those I love
Alhamdulliah my first day fasting this year went well and I am hoping yours did too.
May God continue to guide us. Ameen.
Ramadan Mubarak
Inshallah your fasts go well and you receive Allah’s blessings this holy month.
In 2020, many Muslim worshippers observed Ramadan under lockdown, with bans on communal prayers to curb the spread of Covid-19 in full force.
This year, however, some countries have eased restrictions and welcomed congregants for taraweeh, the special nighttime Ramadan prayers, with strict limits and health protocols in place.
Others have closed mosques and imposed curfews once again during the holy month, encouraging people to refrain from large gatherings and pray at home in certain zones where virus cases are spiking.
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