ويلز: المعلمون يشاركون تلاميذهم المسلمين تجربة صيام رمضان

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في إطار دعم المسلمين وتقديرًا لمواصلة الطلاب الدراسة وممارسة الأنشطة خلال صيام رمضان - قام 3 من المعلمين بمدينة "كارديف" بمشاركة المسلمين تجربة الصيام، والتحدث عن تجربتهم المتميزة مع الشبكات الإعلامية، ونشر التفاصيل عبر مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي.

وأكد المعلمون أنه كلما كثُر التعرف على ثقافة الآخرين، تمكَّن المرء من التواصل معهم بصورة أفضل، وأنه ينبغي توفير الدعم للمسلمين الذين يتعرضون للتشويه؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Teachers from Wales to do Ramadan fast with Muslim students to show Islam is 'nothing to be afraid of'

Three teachers from Wales who feel Muslims are “needlessly vilified” say they are standing by their Muslim students and the local Islamic community by taking part in a sponsored fast.

Speaking with WalesOnline, Andrew Bodgin – who teaches at the Celtic English Academy in Cardiff – said the three staff members want to show others that the Islamic community and their culture are “nothing to be afraid of.”

He added: “The more we can connect with different peoples and their cultures, the better.”

Along with Jon Letson and Jennifer John, the three teachers will go 19 hours without food or water this Friday July 3 to raise awareness of the Holy Month of Ramadan.

The trio also wants to raise as much money as possible for the city’s foodbank which says it has provided emergency help to 85,875 people in Wales since last year.

Speaking with WalesOnline, he said the teachers admire their Middle Eastern Muslim pupils who fast during the long summer days and said: “Seeing the efforts they make to study while doing Ramadan, we wanted to show we empathise and want to show that there is community support within the community here.”