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Avoiding the Ramadan Dip | Webinar

Join our panel of speakers as they offer insight as to why we seem to lose some motivation towards the middle of Ramadan, and tips on how to overcome or prevent the infamous “Ramadan dip”.

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Published: May 3, 2020 •Ramadan 10, 1441

Updated: June 12, 2020 •Shawwal 20, 1441

Read time: Less than 1 min

As we come around the corner into the second third of Ramadan, we might be seeing signs of loss of motivation, especially in this era of physical distancing where we are away from our masajid. 
Join our panel of speakers as they offer insight as to why we seem to lose some motivation towards the middle of Ramadan, and tips on how to overcome or prevent the infamous “Ramadan dip”.
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