
WHO Issues Ramadan Guidelines Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
In this context marked by a global health crisis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has formulated some recommendations to help Muslims have a successful Ramadan month.

In this context marked by a global health crisis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has formulated some recommendations to help Muslims have a successful Ramadan month.

Astronomers have announced the start date of the month of Ramadan in Europe. This year, fasting will take place in confinement, away from mosques and family gatherings.

2M is updating its program grid to accompany its viewers throughout the holy month of Ramadan. The second national channel is following in the footsteps of Al Aoula, and promises a diverse and warm program.

Faced with the covid-19 pandemic, the city of Tétouan has taken new preventive measures that apply to both merchants and citizens. These measures concern the marketing of Chebakia and other traditional pastries specific to the month of Ramadan.

As the month of Ramadan approaches, some Internet users have called for maintaining taraweh prayers in mosques, despite the preventive measures of the Ministry of the Interior to curb the coronavirus epidemic.

Fasting during the pandemic period could weaken our immune system and, consequently, expose it to a major risk of coronavirus contamination. These are the questions raised by the Muslim community as the holy month approaches.

A few days before the start of the month of Ramadan, the local authorities of Molenbeek, in collaboration with the police, want to strengthen their system on the ground in order to ensure compliance with the confinement.

Very many Moroccans abstain from drinking alcohol a month before the start of the holy month of Ramadan. Where does this habit come from, which undermines the economy?

All the French motorhome enthusiasts stranded in Morocco due to the closure of air and sea borders do not shine by their discipline. Nelly, confined to a campsite near Tiznit, recounts how some violate confinement and the state of health emergency.

A few days before the start of the month of Ramadan, the markets are deserted. Food products are available, but there are very few buyers.

A few days before the start of the month of Ramadan, the Executive of Muslims in Belgium (EMB) states that fasting can be postponed for certain categories of people.

Following the decision of the Emirati authorities to close all restaurants in the country, Moroccan restaurants on site are working to offer an impeccable home delivery service throughout the month of Ramadan.