Can Muslims take Lateral flow/PCR in Ramadan? | British Islamic Medical Association

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It is likely that Muslims will need to take a Covid PCR tests or lateral flow during Ramadan. This summary infographic explains the majority opinion.

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Topics: COVID-19, Healthy Ramadan, Ramadan, Statements

Published: 11th December 2021

Publisher: British Islamic Medical Association

Author(s): BIMA Admin

Language(s): English

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