This year, the global COVID-19 pandemic means that your Ramadhan will most probably be quite different from what it usually is. The mosques are closed, and iftar parties are off the table. If you are working from home, are quarantined, or practicing social distancing, the only people you will be around are your family members if you're lucky. Many are also unable to spend Ramadhan at home and instead face the prospect of a Ramadhan spent in isolation. If the thought of a different kind of Ramadhan has you nervous, here are 7 things you can do to help prepare...