Employer's Guide to Ramadan | Dr. Safiyyah Ally

How can you support Muslim employees or coworkers who are fasting and observing Ramadan? Dr. Safiyyah Ally explains what Ramadan is and shares some advice about how to foster an inclusive and productive workplace for everyone.

0:00 Introduction
0:16 A bit about Ramadan
0:40 Muslims continue to work in Ramadan
0:54 What changes for working Muslims during Ramadan
1:55 Learn
2:12 Communicate with employees/coworkers/colleagues
2:34 Educate and inform others
2:47 Be accommodating and flexible
4:50 Show your appreciation and excitement

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[QuranSpeaks]

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[Adam-quuk]

I watched her previous videos. She has changed the way she speaks she way enthusiastic and engaging now which is good

[awnpoint]

Very well said and produced. Truly a beneficial video for employees.

[youssefibrahim]

Thank you, it sent to my company internal social network and all people like it

[peterhwang]

Western employers are happy to accommodate your religious practices, even if they disagree deeply with them. Could you reciprocate by asking Muslims in Muslim-majority countries to end the imprisonment and killing of the adherents of other religions, stopping the destruction of their houses of worship, and allowing them to worship and preach without fear of persecution?

[atlanticantiquesltd]

Isn’t the history of Ramadan fascinating, in short: Ramadan originated with the Sabians and was then adopted by the Nabatean and spread throughout Arabia and continues as an Islamic Tradition. Ramadan fasting, an Islamic practice that predates Islam by at least 2, 000 years.

[RandomMoves]

Reward $100 us TO ANYONE WHO COULD PROVE ONE TEXT FROM THE QURAN THAT IT SAYS THAT THE GOSPELS AND TORAH IS CORRUPTED

[kafir-magriban]

Why should i care if you make the decision to starve and thirst your self.
Fasting is good but not drinking water is worse.