A Special Ramadan in the Time of Coronavirus
The COVID-19 outbreak has drastically changed all activities in the holy month. Even with social restrictions in place, festive togetherness remains intact during Ramadan.
The full moon, also known as Supermoon or Flower Moon, rises over a mosque minaret on the 14th day of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, in Amman, Jordan May 7, 2020.
For Muslims all over the world, Ramadan in 2020 is really special. The COVID-19 outbreak has drastically changed all activities in the holy month. Even with social restrictions in place, festive togetherness remains intact during Ramadan.
We are now at the end of Ramadan 1441 Hijri. The different fasting month this year has almost ended. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Muslims are observing strict health protocols, including physical distancing, to cut off the virus spread.