Ramadan 1439: salat in capital city Malé

2018 May Tue 10:47
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Islamic tradition is deep-rooted in culture for Maldivians and the Islamic month of fasting is characterized by added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship. Mosques are fuller and reminders of faith a sprayed or posted on walls of homes. During Ramadan, smoking and publicly consuming food or water during the day is heavily stigmatized and even punishable by law.
May 21st, 2018: an Imam speaks with a congregation after salaat. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a man in the 'sujood' position while offering salaat outside a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a man reciting the Quran at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a man reciting the Quran at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.
May 21st, 2018: a congregation of locals offering salaat at a mosque in capital city Malé. The Hijri month of Ramadan is a time of added commitment to prayer and other acts of worship for Maldivians.