Holy Month Of Ramadan Begins Amid Lockdown

The video discusses the observance of Ramadan during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the challenges faced by Muslims due to lockdowns and mosque closures. It explores how communities are adapting through virtual observance, online sermons, and charity drives. The video also addresses the importance of community support, especially for those isolated or in difficult situations, and highlights the global challenges faced by Muslims, particularly in regions like the Gaza Strip.

What traditional practices are highlighted during Ramadan?

• Traveling and sightseeing

• Decorating homes and singing

• Fasting and communal meals

• Gift exchanges and fireworks

How are some Muslims in the US observing Ramadan during the lockdown?

• By attending large gatherings

• Through virtual observance and online sermons

• By traveling to open mosques

• By ignoring lockdown measures

What unique measure is being taken in Minneapolis during Ramadan?

• Mosques are open for all prayers

• Public gatherings are encouraged

• The call to prayer is broadcast to residents

• Daily communal meals are organized

What is a significant concern for Muslims during the lockdown, according to Emem headed Lateef?

• Lack of access to online resources

• Shortage of traditional foods

• Feeling isolated or alone

• Inability to travel

What challenges are faced by Muslims in the Gaza Strip during Ramadan?

• Inability to fast

• Reduced aid and financial support

• Lack of access to online sermons

• Increased travel restrictions