Story | Community
25 April 2022
In 2022, Ramadan has once again become a communal activity after two years of COVID-enforced restrictions.
Image source: diplomedia, via ShutterstockSumaya Attia, a member of QF’s communications team, talks about the joy of communal Ramadan traditions returning – and the silver lining that spending the last two Ramadans in lockdown provided.
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