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Khalid Ferdinand prays at the Queen Street mosque in Port of Spain last Wednesday evening. Photo by Vidya Thurab -
Muslims began Ramadan – the month-long period of fasting – this week, and for a second year during the covid19 pandemic. The end of Ramadan is marked by the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr.
While last year, all houses of worship were closed, this year Muslims are allowed to worship in mosques under strict public health guidelines. Sunday Newsday shares the moments of prayer and breaking of the fast in the first days of the holy season.
The Ali family have a meal to break fasting at the end of the first day of Ramadan, last Tuesday, at their home in Valsayn. From left are Ibraheem Ali, Nabeel Ali, baby Yunus Ali, Imtiaz Ali and Nadira Hosein. - Photo courtesy the Ali Family
Brother Feyad Mohammed spreads fabric sheets for prayers at the Mohammed Ali Jinnah Memorial Mosque. Photo by Roger Jacob -
Muslins gather for tarawee prayers at the end of the first day of Ramadan at the Bait-ul-Azeez mosque in Valencia last Wednesday. Photo by Roger Jacob -
Men gather for jummah prayers in spots spaced apart at the Mohammed Ali Jinnah Memorial Mosque (TML) in St Joseph last Friday. Photo by Roger Jacob -
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