Sunday, April 12, 2020
How many days until Ramadan 2020, and what effect does the coronary virus have on prayer and fasting?
The centre of national focus and global effects of coronavirus, the members of the Muslim community for a long period of fasting.
The blessed month of Ramadan means daily fasting from early morning until sunset.
Is a meal called the suhoor before the start of the hunting season and allow breakfast after its completion but in most of the day, participants must participate without food and drink and sex and any behavior seen as wrong.
This year it is more important than ever to know the dates because the coronavirus may have a significant impact on the Ramadan.
What's the expected date?
The projected dates worldwide vary from 22 to 24 April, depending on the time zone.
The Saudi Arabian mother village calendar is expected to begin on April 24, 2020.
But it can be a day or so from either side, not only because of time zones but because of the ads watch the moon.
It will continue until about May 23, one day before the next month-Shawal-begins the festival of the fungus.
The Islamic calendar is based on the cycle of the moon and can be determined by astronomical maps.
But Muslims usually prefer to have a definite view of the first crescent of the new moon.
While some communities follow the dates announced in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but to others it depends on dates, watching the moon which has been verified in the UK or anywhere else.
It can mean that Islamic dates differ on or about a day in different societies and countries. There were efforts last year to bring organizations together to agree on dates.
What's the effect of the coronary virus?
COVID-19 patients will not be able to participate in daily fasting. That's because fasting is not obligatory - or - any sick or suffering from a health condition.
Any sick person at home or isolated themselves because it was in contact with an infected person or have one of the symptoms won't be able to leave the house to get to the mosque to pray and customs before the fast and after.
Raja Zahid Nawaz - adviser, equality and diversity, exclusion and association of British science expert recognized in the vision of the Moon - said: "Given the speed with which it spreads, the virus coronary, I am concerned of the impact on the Ramadan which takes just weeks away.
"Patients are exempt from fasting from a serious disease, but Ramadan collects large congregations of prayer. Special measures must therefore be taken to prevent their proliferation.
"I urge people to really follow the advice of Public Health in England accurately and make every effort to protect themselves and most vulnerable in our communities."
What's Ramadan?
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is considered the month sacred devote the time it was revealed of God, through the angel Gabriel, the first verses of the Koran, book of Islam, the merchant caravans of his name Mohammed.
Starting from the age of puberty, all Muslims (with certain exceptions, such as what if someone was sick, or traveling, or pregnant, or elderly, etc.) in the formulation of the sunrise to the sunset, which lasts for a month which is a hallmark of Ramadan. Muslims believe that fasting cleans the body, and practice reminding them of the suffering of the poor.
Prohibiting eating, drinking (including water) from sunrise to sunset, and abstain from today's meal before dawn called the magic and the presence of night known as iftar. For breakfast, fasting is traditionally dominated by the first dates of eating, and the Prophet Muhammad is believed to have broken the fast. Foods traditionally served at breakfast choose one of these dishes is lentil soup Kurdish red chili and spices. Food is often shared with a poor family during Ramadan.
At the end of the fasting 29 or 30 days (depending on the length of the lunar cycle) is Eid al-Fitr (festival of breakfast), when there are a lot of requirements and needs.
When is Ramadan?
Expected to start Ramadan 2020 Thursday 23 April 2020 (according to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia) and ends on Saturday 23 May 2020. The exact timing depends on seeing the moon.
Specifically, it is reported that the month of Ramadan starts at the first probability to the new moon (or at a predetermined date by astronomical calculation). The dates listed below are based on astronomical calculation, so they may differ slightly from those seen elsewhere.
The first year of Ramadan.
Sunday, May 5, 2019, Monday, June 3 p.m.
Thursday, April 23rd, Saturday night, May 23rd, 2020.
Monday, 12 April, Wednesday, 12 May.
(Dates by the North American Council of jurisprudence reflect the regions of North America.)
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