Happy Eid (Al-Fitr) 1441 H

Ramadan is the holiest month for Muslims, in which they fast during daylight hours, congregate for prayers, and share meals as a community.Now, Muslims around the world observe Ramadan under lockdown and tight restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak that has paralysed entire countries. But, to limit the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 disease, many of Ramadan's rituals and traditions be curtailed this year. Because of the pandemic which has spread, many countries this year have advised citizens 13. to avoid large gatherings, and have suhoor and iftar individually or with family at home. Month-long Ramadan bazaars with stalls selling food, drinks and clothes, usually busy sites, are not allowed now. The physical distancing guidelines will also dampen the spirit of Ramadan. Pray in the mosque are banned in several countries, and many mosques have been temporarily closed. Giving charity and zakat, which is one of the five pillars of Islam, is encouraged during Ramadan. For safety reasons, religious and health experts have advised using online methods to donate to NGOs helping those affected by the outbreak. The Eid al-Fitr festival marks the end of Ramadan and is celebrated as an official holiday in Muslim-majority countries. With lockdown measures in place and large gatherings banned, this year's festivities will be scaled down. The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) recommends that people living and working in other cities should refrain from visiting their hometowns for the holiday. The faithful can learn a number of lessons from the restrictions this year as they are encouraged to observe Ramadan more modestly, Believe, There will be a rainbow after the storm. It's like a victory after we are tired of fasting. Hope we can meet another time. Now, Please stay at home and be happy too. May Allah always protect us anytime and anywhere. We are from mec Happy Eid (Al-Fitr) 1441 H. Minal aidzin wal faidzin Forgive us for our mistakes