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The Vatican’s message of Ramadan and Indonesia
Academia 1 year ago

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The Vatican’s message of Ramadan and Indonesia

In 2022, Pope Francis sent a message to Muslims on the occasion of Ramadan, highlighting the importance of cooperation and solidarity in facing global challenges.
Saudi Arabia, most other Sunni Arab states start Ramadan Saturday
Middle East and Africa 1 year ago

Saudi Arabia, most other Sunni Arab states start Ramadan Saturday

The holy month, during which hundreds of millions of faithful around the world observe a daytime fast, traditionally begins with the sighting of the crescent moon.
Ramadan starts on Saturday, govt declares
Society 1 year ago

Ramadan starts on Saturday, govt declares

Religious Affairs Minister Nasaruddin Umar announced the decision after receiving confirmation of the sighting of the moon in Aceh.
Banda Aceh 'sharia police' to tighten patrols for Ramadan
Archipelago 1 year ago

Banda Aceh 'sharia police' to tighten patrols for Ramadan

The Acehnese capital's "sharia police" is planning to ramp up patrols and public campaigns to ensure compliance with Islamic law during the holy fasting month, which is expected to begin on March 1 this year.
Jakarta Police anticipate increased crime during Ramadan
Jakarta 1 year ago

Jakarta Police anticipate increased crime during Ramadan

The Jakarta Police have announced several security measures for the public in anticipation of increased crime during Ramadan.
Free meals will continue with adjusted menus during Ramadan, govt says
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Free meals will continue with adjusted menus during Ramadan, govt says

The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) has stated that the meals provided during Ramadan will have a longer shelf life than usual, which will allow fasting students to take their meals home for iftar.
Govt to import 200,000 tonnes of sugar ahead of Ramadan
Markets 1 year ago

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Govt to import 200,000 tonnes of sugar ahead of Ramadan

The National Food Agency (Bapanas) plans to import 200,000 tonnes of raw sugar to safeguard government stocks and prevent excessive price fluctuations ahead of Ramadan. 
Government walks back plan on monthlong school break for Ramadan
Society 1 year ago

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Government walks back plan on monthlong school break for Ramadan

Instead of a monthlong break as initially proposed, a joint ministerial circular has declared a weeklong school holiday at the beginning of Ramadan, with the caveat that teachers provide their students with an independent learning project for the duration.
Free meals still in effect during Ramadan, students to bring food home
Society 1 year ago

Free meals still in effect during Ramadan, students to bring food home

National Nutrition Agency (BGN) head Dadan Hindayana said the agency would continue the program through the fasting month “as that’s the most important and highly anticipated activity” in schools.
Month-long Ramadan holiday plan meets with lukewarm welcome
Society 1 year ago

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Month-long Ramadan holiday plan meets with lukewarm welcome

Parents have raised their concerns that a month-long school holiday could adversely impact their children’s learning.
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