As Ramadan 2025 approaches, Muslims globally are preparing for a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection. The exact start date of Ramadan varies by region due to different methods of moon sighting. Since the Islamic calendar follows the lunar cycle, Ramadan begins with the sighting of the crescent moon.
As per tentative dates Ramadan may start on February 28 or March 1. During this time, many people face difficulties in managing their work and study schedules while fasting. Here are 5 tips to help you balance fasting with work and study during this holy month.
5 Tips for Managing Study During Ramadan
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Early Morning Study Sessions: Studying in the early morning is ideal because your mind is fresh and the surroundings are calm.
Stay Organised: Plan your study sessions around prayer times and fasting hours. Stick to your schedule and break down tasks into manageable parts.
Prioritise Important Topics: Focus on the subjects that need more attention. Avoid overloading yourself with too many topics at once.
Avoid Heat and Stay Cool: Study in a cool place to stay comfortable and focused. Heat and direct sunlight can drain your energy.
Stay Focused: Focus is key to productive studying. Organize your day at home and keep it productive.
5 Tips for Managing Work During Ramadan
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Plan and Prioritise: Organise your tasks and focus on what needs more attention. Keep your workload manageable and leave time for rest.
Seek Flexibility: If possible, ask for flexible work hours or work-from-home options to save energy and stay focused.
Relax and Reflect: Take short breaks to recharge, whether it’s a walk, light meditation, or quiet time. This helps refresh your mind and boosts productivity.
Eat Healthy Meals Before Fast: Before fasting, have a healthy meal and drink plenty of water to stay energetic, try having watermelon juice.
Avoid Mental Pressure: Avoid heavy tasks and mental pressure, try to be stay calm and avoid going out during peak summer hours; take a break when its needed.
