With just two days to the start of the 30-day fasting month, the World Health Organisation (WHO) issued guidelines in a ‘Safe Ramadan Advisory’ which include social distancing practices and virtual religious meets, keeping in mind the COVID-19 pandemic which has claimed more than 1.5 lakh lives globally.
In its guidelines titled “Safe Ramadan practices in the context of the COVID-19”, the WHO has stated that cancelling social and religious activities is a must to mitigate the impact on public health.
The WHO guidelines advise Muslims all over the world to:
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