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UK Muslims: Ramadan is not meant to be an endurance challenge. Salaams brothers and sisters! I just wanted to post here to let any of you fasting in the UK know that there are valid scholarly opinions that state for Muslims living in the Northern Hemisphere and who are subject to extreme fasting times, it is permissible to fast according to the Ramadan 2020: The Online Edition! If no one goes to Hell during Ramadan, what about non-muslims? Most mosques in the UK follow Saudi when it comes to the start of ramadan, and for eid. Thousands of people are expected to attend evening prayers at the East London Mosque to mark the beginning of Ramadan, a deeply significant time of spirituality and community for Muslims.The shared experience of fasting and worship during the holy month, which begins on Monday in the UK, “reinforces a sense of unity and common purpose within Ramadan is set to begin on Friday evening and will go on until March 29. UK's King Charles And Queen Camilla on Wednesday took part in pre-Ramadan preparations during a visit to Darjeeling Express Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, which means it starts around 11 days earlier each year. This changes the number of hours we fast each year. This year Muslims in the UK Ramadan is an especially significant time for Muslims across the world. This ninth month of the Islamic calendar was when the Quran was revealed to the prophet Muhammad. To celebrate the The coronavirus pandemic means millions of Muslims living in the UK will be celebrating Ramadan differently this year. During Ramadan, Muslims fast for 30 days during the hours of daylight. Ramadan in UK is an opportunity for people from different backgrounds to learn and understand more about Islam and its practices. Ramadan is the optimum time to promote unity, compassion, and understanding between Muslims themself and other communities. As the Islamic calendar is based around the lunar cycle, the Holy month of Ramadan rotates by approximately ten days each year. This year, Ramadan is expected to begin on the evening of Friday 28th February 2025, and end on Sunday 30th March 2025, depending on the sighting of the moon. Ramadan is usually announced in the evening when the moon becomes clearer to see, so you won’t know when Ramadan starts until this evening. Until now it’ll only be speculations. Hope that makes sense. EDIT: Correction, Ramadan will either be on Monday or Tuesday. Not Sunday or Monday. For the benefit of any Muslim redditors, the British Islamic Medical Association has issued advice regarding Ramadan and the Covid-19 vaccine and has insisted it is okay to receive the vaccine during Ramadan. PS Ramadan Mubarak! As the years go by it's getting easier again (a few years ago the fasts were very long in the UK). Best of luck and do share how your first fast goes, any questions please post in the sub everyone will be glad to help. Advance Ramadan Mubarak (wow it's nearly 3 months away 😮) Daylight hours are decreasing each year. In about six years, we'll start having Ramadan in Standard Time. From then on out for a number of years daylight hours will continue to decrease as we head into Ramadan during December. The longest fasts are behind us and happened in 2017 I believe. Im a British born atheist but I worked in Saudi. It honestly depends on the person. A lot of the Saudis would just stay up all night eating and drinking then not bother coming into work (they were on reduced hours anyway). Obviously I'm not a muslim so I can't really comment but I don't really think inverting your day and just eating and drinking at night and sleeping during the day is real Many beneficial answers from the other brothers and sisters, but I didn’t see anyone mention laylat al Qadr. It’s described in surah al qadr and verses 3-6 of surah al dukhan, and in many ahadith, in English it’s called the night of decree. It’s the night that the Quran was first revealed, and on the night that Allah decrees every matter coming year, Seriously, any good deed done during Ramadan gets you extra merit points, including dying for Allah. It's like a seriously twisted version of Buddhism's already weird merit system. The sad part about all this is that it involves Muslims killing other Muslims for not being Muslim enough. Picture above is what most supermarkets in Saudi Arabia (and the GCC) looks like during the month of Ramadan, Vimto cordial was first imported to Saudi Arabia in 1928 when an Indian worker (back when India was under the British Crown) brought it to a Saudi business family (Oujan Family), they liked it very much and bought the sales right of it in Saudi Arabia from Nichols plc. This little reddit hub is dedicated to Windows Phone 7, 8, Windows 10 Mobile + everything else related to them. Members Online Remember there is still the insider app to confirm your disappointments and to help improve Windows 10. 172K subscribers in the exmuslim community. A recovery and discussion subreddit for those who were once followers of Islam. All are welcome but if As a Muslim & doctor: Yes there are many reasons someone can abstain from fasting, including needing medication. However, lots of Muslims do want to fast and would prefer to get around it by changing dosage rather than not fasting, if they can, because it’s both an important thing for them spiritually and also might make them feel left out when everyone around them is fasting.
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