Home GCC UAE Ramadan 2021: Covid-19 vaccine does not invalidate fast – UAE Fatwa Council The council also reviewed the religious rulings in regard to the precautionary measures in place to contain the Covid-19 pandemic by Zainab Mansoor April 2, 2021 The administration of the Covid-19 vaccine is permissible in Islam and does not invalidate fasting, the UAE Fatwa Council has confirmed. The Council had a virtual discussion over the Fiqh of fasting, including the guidelines and regulations derived from the rulings in the Holy Qur’an and the traditions of the Prophet Mohammad, official news agency WAM reported. “مجلس الإمارات للإفتاء الشرعي” يناقش المستجدات الفقهية المتعلقة بشهر رمضان المبارك.#وام https://t.co/xvTmGpPtXp pic.twitter.com/ycfdxS9vNc — وكالة أنباء الإمارات (@wamnews) April 1, 2021 The council also reviewed the religious rulings in regard to the precautionary measures in place to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, primarily related to the arrangements of Iftar meals and Ramadan tents as well as Al Taraweeh prayers. The country’s health ministry confirmed on April 2, that 100,080 doses of the vaccine were given in the past 24 hours. This scaled the total doses provided up to today to 8,491,382 with a rate of vaccine distribution of 85.85 doses per 100 people. Meanwhile, with the detection of 2,180 new infections on Friday, the total number of recorded cases in the UAE has risen to 465,939. The death toll has also grown to 1,502. آخر الإحصائيات حول إصابات فيروس كوفيد 19 في الإمارات The latest update of Coronavirus (Covid 19) in the UAE#نلتزم_لننتصر #التزامك_حياتك#ملتزمون_يا_وطن#كوفيد19#وزارة_الصحة_ووقاية_المجتمع_الإمارات#we_commit_until_we_succeed #covid19#mohap_uae pic.twitter.com/7Mrxp1SYLG — وزارة الصحة ووقاية المجتمع – MOHAP UAE (@mohapuae) April 2, 2021 0 Comments
