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Ramadan 2021: Details of Moonsighting, Ramzan Date in Singapore, Saudi Arabia, India, US, UK, Australia

Pakistan’s Poor Struggle To Cope With Heat During Ramadan Ramadan is the holiest month of the year for Muslims across the globe. People of the Islamic faith observe fast from dawn to dusk, perform religious activities such as praying, reciting the verses from the Holy Quran and doing charity. Ramadan is the most sacred month of the year for Muslims Reuters Ramadan in Saudi Arabia As per the Islamic calendar, the dates of Ramadan changes every year depending on the lunar sightings; hence, Muslims across the globe celebrate it on different dates. In Saudi Arabia, the custodian of Islam s two holiest sites, the first day of the holy month of Ramadan is likely to commence on Tuesday, 13 Tuesday.

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Muslims in Singapore to mark start of Ramadan on Apr 13

Muslims in Singapore to mark start of Ramadan on Apr 13
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Congregational prayers to be allowed in dormitories during Ramadan, subject to safe distancing measures

Congregational prayers to be allowed in dormitories during Ramadan, subject to safe distancing measures Toggle share menu Advertisement Congregational prayers to be allowed in dormitories during Ramadan, subject to safe distancing measures Foreign workers at the common corridor in Tuas View Dormitory on May 6, 2020. (Photo: Jeremy Long) 09 Apr 2021 01:42PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Dormitory operators will be allowed to organise congregational prayer sessions within dormitories for workers observing the month of Ramadan, subject to safe distancing measures. Congregational prayers will be held for the evening prayers (Terawih) during Ramadan and morning prayer on Hari Raya Puasa, the Ministry of Manpower said on Friday (Apr 9).

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Congregational prayers to be allowed in dorms during Ramadan, subject to safe distancing measures

Congregational prayers will be allowed within the dormitories during the month of Ramadan from April 13 to May 12, announced the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) in a press release today (April 9). The prayer sessions will be for the evening prayers (Terawih) during the month of Ramadan and morning prayer on Hari Raya Puasa. Up to 200 residents Dormitory operators may apply through the Assurance, Care and Engagement (ACE) Group under MOM to organise these congregational prayers. Subject to size and availability of sites in dormitories, up to 200 residents will be able to attend the prayer sessions in each dormitory every day. Two sessions will be allowed, which will be conducted at suitable locations within the dormitories, such as multi-purpose halls or common rooms, in accordance with necessary safe distancing measures.

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New Muslim-Friendly Burger Joint Tiga Roti Launches in Singapore

If you’re in search of Muslim-friendly dining places in Singapore, look no further than cloud kitchen concept Tiga Roti, established by Three Buns executive head chef Adam Penney. “I fully embraced the challenge to combine my love for burgers with my love for my wife, Saffy,” shared Penney, who conceptualised the concept over a year ago and spent over 1,000 hours to invest, research and develop each dish on the menu. After a total of 12 drafts, Penney has created an extensive menu of burgers, sides and beverages that are made with premium halal-certified ingredients sourced from thoughtful suppliers, and made without the use of pork, lard and alcohol.

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