a minute agoThe holy month of Ramadan begins, who is freed and how to pray for prayers because of COVIDD19
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)By 3:50 p.m., all Muslim believers begin the sacred month of Ramadan. Believers will fast for 30 days. Fasting is a religious obligation for any Muslim/Muslim/age believer and in stable psychophysic state. Fasting is not essential for the afflicted and the elderly. [...]
Fasting is not essential for the afflicted and the elderly. Some categories of people are not allowed to fast. Among them are the most chronically ill, those who are threatened with the threat of organ damage, then pregnant women, psychics, and travelers who during the month of Ramadan are forced to travel more than 81 km.
The sacred month of Ramadan this year began differently for Muslim believers, where, as a precaution for the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, prayers with gammas have been suspended. Because of the pandemic, believers will perform religious rituals at home.
The month of Ramadan has many major values that distinguish from other months, one of them, and most importantly, that the revelation of the divine book, the Koran, began in this same holy month. The sacred month of Ramadan will end on 24 May with the celebration of Fiter Bajrami.
