VOICED : Los iraníes festejan el Ramadán desde el auto debido al coronavirus

Iranians found a creative way to celebrate Ramadan during the COVID-19 pandemic by using cars as isolation capsules for religious ceremonies, as gatherings were banned. Drive-in ceremonies, previously unpopular, gained traction as a safe alternative. This innovative approach is seen as a beautiful example of crisis management, allowing people to participate in religious events despite restrictions. Iran, heavily affected by the pandemic, has over 6,000 deaths and 95,600 cases since February.

How did Iranians adapt to celebrate Ramadan during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• By using cars as isolation capsules for ceremonies

• By gathering in large groups in open spaces

• By holding virtual ceremonies online

• By postponing all celebrations

What was the creative solution used for religious gatherings during the pandemic?

• Virtual reality ceremonies

• Drive-in theaters

• Outdoor park gatherings

• Home-based celebrations

What was the name of the religious ceremony attended by over 100 vehicles in Tehran?

• Nights of Hope

• Noches de Anhelo

• Evenings of Faith

• Ceremony of Light

What does the use of drive-in theaters for religious gatherings exemplify?

• A temporary solution

• An example of crisis management

• A lack of creativity

• A traditional approach

How has Iran been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic according to the transcript?

• It has the lowest number of cases in the Middle East

• It has been the most affected country in the Middle East

• It has managed to control the pandemic effectively

• It has seen a decline in cases since February