Ramadan Health Factsheet 2024 | British Islamic Medical Association

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Fasting in the month of Ramadan is obligatory on all adult Muslims. Many patients and staff will be fasting or wanting to fast in Ramadan.

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Who is this advice for?: Healthcare Professionals, Healthcare Students, Our Community

Topics: Healthy Ramadan, Ramadan

Published: 13th January 2024

Publisher: British Islamic Medical Association

Author(s): BIMA Comms

Language(s): English

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