The COVID-19 pandemic has stunned the entire world. By challenging life as we know it, it changed the way we understood the world, almost overnight. In this climate, as we are forced to stay apart, staying connected has never been more important. Although friends and family are isolated, we should still engage online through virtual acts of kindness throughout the Holy Month.
Since March, most of us have spent more time indoors – in isolation or in quarantine – and our physical distancing brought us closer socially, especially digitally. During Ramadan, we are adapting to an altered reality that will likely change how we observe the holy month. However, there are still plenty of way
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