This year, Ramadan takes place between 1 April and 2 May. The Qur’an requires Muslims to fast during the month of Ramadan from sunrise to sunset. However, there are exceptions to this. One of them is that people who are ill or have medical conditions do not have to fast. This includes people with diabetes. Diabetes UK has a series of fact sheets and You Tube videos in different languages.
Connected Voice Haref has worked with 11 mosques to get the right prayer timetables for their individual calendars. They have also worked with the NHS Diabetes Centre, Glaucoma UK and Diabetes UK to get the right health information relating to fasting. The 2022 Haref Ramadan prayer calendars are available online and in print format. They are delivering the printed calendars to the mosques and will be sending them out to community-facing buildings.
Click on the links below to download two generic Ramadan prayer calendars for health services, statutory services and community organisations. Please add them to websites, information bulletins or share through social media. For further information or support contact haref@connectedvoice.org.uk