Sana Khalid 
Planning Smart for Travel During Ramadan
Planning how to travel during Ramadan is always an extra task, particularly when one is experiencing long fasts while moving around in the busy airports. Flight schedules, time changes, and layovers may also have an impact on the routine of suhoor and iftar. Reserve prayer rooms and find out about halal food in transit points before going to the airport. Prepare healthy snacks to have during iftar, a reusable water bottle, and necessary medication in your hand baggage.
Attempt to pick flights that would fit more with your fasting schedule. Night shifts can facilitate fasting, and the duration of the layovers is also less physical. Above all, be conversant with the religious concessions offered. Islam is accommodating to people on the move since they can do their skipped fasts later.
Staying Comfortable at the Airport
Energy conservation is important during travel during Ramadan. Wear loose, breathable clothes and comfortable shoes to escape fatigue. Rest between flights by using airport lounges or more secluded areas. In case you want to break your fast during the flight, you should notify the cabin crew beforehand so that they can help you know when to eat.
It is essential to be hydrated after breaking your fast. Fatigue can be prevented even by small portions of water and light food. Thoughtful planning, Ramadan travelling can be both a religious experience and occasionally a physically bearable experience. Visit this site for more updates.
FAQs
1. Am I able to dispense with fasting while travelling?
Yes, Islam allows travellers to delay and compensate for the missing days in the future.
2. What about iftar on a flight?
Inquire about the local sunset timing of your flight path and notify the cabin crew ahead of time.
3. What is to be packed in case of fasting in the airport?
Assistive items are dates, nuts, a water bottle, a prayer mat, medication, and light snacks.
