Community spirit returns to UK's mosques as Muslims enjoy easing of lockdown for Ramadan
LONDON: British Muslims have expressed their joy and relief at being able to worship communally in mosques after lockdown restrictions eased in time for Ramadan. Last year, the holy month came as the UK and many parts of the world shut down amid the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Muslims were forced to stay at home during Ramadan, a month usually characterized by worshipping with others and community gatherings. Many felt isolated and disconnected from their communities and routines as thousands of people died from the virus around them. Striking images of the Grand Mosque in Makkah ...
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