when Muslims do fasting in the month of Ramadan then automatically their immune system decreases, it is certain that those who fast will be more susceptible to disease, especially Covid-19.
Muslims, of course, is faced with the choice of fasting or not, but I think these conditions will cause tremendous economic turmoil, do you agree with this?
I disagree to this, because if you don't eat and drink water then your throat will be dry and it is more likely that the virus will easily stick inside your mouth. Also some people are eating a lot of fruits and take vitamins just to enhance their Vitamin C in their body so that their immune system will become stronger. So for me, fasting will make you harder to recover if you get infected by the virus because the white blood cells is not enough and weakened due hunger. Our immune system needs to be improve by taking Vitamins so that you can easily recover from the deadly virus. Not only Muslims do fasting but also a normal people, fasting is just good for a healthy bowel movement but not a practice against Covid-19.
Fasting does not weaken the fasting Muslim immunity but instead will make the organs of the fasting Muslim body healthy. For Muslims who are healthy Ramadan fasting is a necessity and not an option. (But for people who have an illness or fasting causes sickness, so the person is allowed to not fast and should make up the missed days when s/he able to do so.)
Economic faced bad situation on April to May 2020 after many countries get impact from corona virus, but if one month later corona virus can stop maybe many countries will back to normal and every thing will be fine, many countries will recovery their economic situation and bring positive to their people.
Indonesia is the country with the largest Muslim population in the world and is now fighting against a corona pandemic because it has a high mortality rate. Even the state intelligence agency predicts that the peak of corona in Indonesia will occur in May 2020 with the number of positive sufferers around 4000 people.
Indonesia's economy besides relying on exports is also domestic consumption. In general, 3 months before Idul Fitri there is an increase in consumption and transportation services because Idul Fitri is the biggest holiday in Indonesia and usually the government enforces national holidays for 2 weeks. When Eid Al-Fitr there is a tradition of returning to my hometown and there are regulations maintenance of holiday allowances from the company to employees, so that before Eid al-Fitr the economy moves very quickly in Indonesia, ranging from retail clothing, cakes, package services, and transportation services, as well as the hospitality sector. The increase can be doubled.
With Corona, there have been many terminations of employment both permanently and temporarily without any salary allowances, this has happened especially in the tourism and hospitality sectors and services. In addition to the corona outbreak and the uncertain situation, many middle and lower classes do not have enough money or if they still have savings they will choose to save it rather than spend it. So that consumption figures that sustain Indonesia's economic growth will not be reliable.