Brands that traditionally see increased business during Ramadan should maintain increased communication with their consumers during the current crisis
While restaurants are restricted from accepting many guests onto their premises, a few have decided to take their gourmet food to your home
The healthy food company has also crafted a special meal plan for those who want to continue to stay on top of their routine throughout the holy month
Members can post their thoughts and stories of kindness using the hashtag #MonthOfKindness throughout the holy month
Customers can complete the entire purchasing process online without visiting the showroom
The holy month of Ramadan began on Friday, April 24 in the UAE
Certain stores will now be allowed to operate from 6am until 10pm
The announcement came after the crescent was sighted on Thursday evening
Physical contact including handshakes and hugs are strictly prohibited during these gatherings
The Taraweeh prayer will be conducted by the Sheikhs and staff of the two Mosques
The holy month of Ramadan is expected to begin on Friday, April 24
The security measures and checkpoints that have been put in place in Muscat will continue till Friday, May 8
Saudi Arabia imposed an evening curfew across the kingdom in March to curb the spread of Covid-19
Sellers can register on manasah.com for free
The kingdom has reported more than 10,000 cases of Covid-19
The duration of the classes has been cut to 30 minutes for all students
Frontline medical workers are permitted not to fast while on duty if they fear that fasting could lead to weakening their immunity
It added that the public sector bodies must continue to abide by the relevant remote working circulars issued to their departments
The month of Ramadan is anticipated to last for 30 days this year
The committee of scholars at Cairo’s al-Azhar university added that people should still fast as the ritual had no link to coronavirus
The crescent moon was sighted on Monday evening
The sighting of the moon will mark the start of Eid Al Fitr
The month of Ramadan is expected to be 30 days long this year
The first day of Eid Al Adha falls on the 10th day of the Dhu al-Hijjah month
Government and military staff will receive around a full working week off to mark the Eid holiday
Federal government employees will be off from Thursday, June 14, until the third day of Shawwal
The government has declared five days of leave – including the weekend – in the country
The last day of Ramadan is likely to fall on June 14
The first day of the holy month is expected to begin on Monday