The Muslim sacred month of Ramadan has started, and the occasion appears to be a lot of unique than it has in years past.
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, numerous Islamic sacred locales stay vacant, remembering Mecca and Medina for Saudi Arabia and the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. Muslims are being encouraged to pray at home.
Different mosques are attempting to rehearse social separating.
2-year-old Yusuf Kamel observes his parents Ahmad Kamel and Nadia Chaouch prepare a meal to break their daily Ramadan fast in Seattle.Meals are being made by volunteers for migrant workers in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.A visually impaired lady in Medan, Indonesia, peruses the Quran.Quietly praying in the nature, banks of Dal Lake in Srinagar, India.A young boy in northern Gaza plays with a DIY sparkler celebrating RamadanFamily break their fast on the rooftop of their home in Colombo, Sri Lanka, as the sun goes down
Men read verses of the Quran at the Grand Mosque in Sanaa, Yemen
People view the moon from the roof of the Al Musariin Mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia.
