Bajram in current times: Joy with care for one's health and the health of one's relatives

(Patria) - This Ramadan Bayram is being welcomed during an epidemic, and authorities are saying to rejoice and celebrate, but within the family.

Muslims are called to be cautious in these difficult times. 

The world is facing a great trial and challenge. 

The virus has ravaged many societies and many families. Many have lost their loved ones. Many are ill. However, this trial, as religious leaders say, can be overcome like those before, with strong trust in God, strong will, discipline, perseverance, and the fight against it.

Health authorities have called for great caution, and a warning has been issued not to hold large gatherings so as not to worsen the epidemiological situation.
The Islamic Community has called on Muslims to be cautious so as not to endanger themselves or others with their rituals and customs. 

They are called to take care of their health and the health of their relatives and friends.