Coronavirus: What will Ramadan in lockdown be like?

The video discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mosques in the UK, highlighting empty prayer halls and the shift to online activities for Ramadan. It addresses the financial challenges mosques face due to decreased funding and emphasizes the importance of social distancing. The video also covers efforts by Muslim celebrities to promote fasting at home and protect frontline workers, illustrating how traditions are adapting to the pandemic.

What is the main reason for the empty prayer halls in mosques during Ramadan this year?

• A decline in the number of worshippers

• The need to prevent the spread of coronavirus

• A government ban on religious gatherings

• Renovation work in mosques

How are Muslims in the UK adapting to the restrictions on mosque gatherings during Ramadan?

• By organizing small home gatherings

• By using technology to access religious content online

• By postponing Ramadan celebrations

• By attending virtual reality mosque services

What is a significant concern for mosques in the UK due to the pandemic?

• Increased utility bills

• Permanent closure due to lack of funding

• Overcrowding in mosques

• Shortage of religious leaders

What role are Muslim celebrities playing during the pandemic?

• Organizing large public gatherings

• Promoting fasting at home and safe practices

• Funding mosque renovations

• Leading prayers in mosques

How has the coronavirus pandemic affected long-standing traditions during Ramadan?

• Traditions are being adapted to occur in isolation

• New traditions are being created

• Traditions have been postponed to next year

• Traditions have remained unchanged