Ramadan Compendium
This is a compendium of evidence regarding fasting in Ramadan with health conditions undertaken by the British Islamic Medical Association (BIMA)
About this advice
In this guide you will find the answers to Covid-19 myths from the experts, revealing the truth behind each statement.
Our guidance is available in fifteen languages.
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Myths Answered In English
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Myths Answered In German
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Myths Answered In Gujarati
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Myths Answered In Kurdish
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Myths Answered In Malay
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Myths Answered In Polish
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Myths Answered In Romanian
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Myths Answered In Somali
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Myths Answered In Tamil
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Myths Answered In Turkish
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Myths Answered In Urdu
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Myths Answered In Welsh
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- Who is this advice for?
- Our Community
- Topics
- COVID-19
- Published
- 11th December 2021
- Publisher
- British Islamic Medical Association
- Author(s)
- BIMA Admin
- Language(s)
- English
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