Reviving the Spirit of Ramadan

A friend of mine highlighted a news about a primary school in Tampere Finland denying fasting from its pupils due to health concern and difficulties to focus in lessons. “MUSLIM FASTING DISTURBING SCHOOLS WHEN CHILDREN DON’T EAT: WE CANNOT FORCE FOOD TO ANYBODY” Full news at https://suomenkuvalehti.fi/jutut/kotimaa/muslimien-paastonaika-lisaa-koulujen-hairioita-kun-lapset-eivat-syo-emme-voi-syottaa-vakisin-tai-ruiskuttaa-ruokaa-kenenkaan-kehoon/?fbclid=IwAR1jwZZpuRwoi-MPEuBmjRXx30WnbysTCAz7ajbR8ZBdmmKhRVJg5nZ0xBI Something like this …

It is indeed a lonely battle. Perhaps a slow process to adapt to all the new routines. No more ‘Ustaz Hasrizal, no more sermons in the mosque, and no adhaans even from the minarets of mosques to signify that is it time to pray. Living in Europe is not something …