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Although pregnant and breastfeeding women are exempt from fasting during Ramadan, many still choose to fast.

Ramadan fasting ‘going well’ despite mislaying house keys: pregnant British Muslim

“Pregnant women have to take good care of their health in general. They must be sure that they are able to fast and consulting a doctor or midwife is important”: Beekar

By Zaynab Khojji · 13 March 2024

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