Delaware lawmakers designated each January as Muslim Heritage Month, recognized residents observing Ramadan, and encouraged governments, schools, and businesses to make adjustments under existing law.
Delaware lawmakers designate every January as Muslim Heritage Month. The statewide recognition highlights Muslim Americans' history, cultures, and contributions.
Lawmakers recognize Ramadan and Muslim residents who observe it. They encourage Delawareans to celebrate Muslim Americans' cultures and learn about the holy month.
Lawmakers encourage Delaware governments, schools, and businesses to make adjustments for Muslim residents, students, and workers observing Ramadan and Eid, in line with existing law.
Delaware lawmakers designate January as Muslim Heritage Month. The designation applies throughout Delaware. The designation applies each January.
Lawmakers recognize Ramadan and Muslim residents who observe it and encourage Delawareans to learn about the month. The recognition concerns Muslim residents of Delaware and their Ramadan observance.
Lawmakers encourage governments, schools, and businesses to make room for religious observance. The request concerns Muslim residents, students, and workers in Delaware. The request is encouragement, and any adjustments must follow existing law. The request covers Ramadan and Eid ul-Fitr, the celebration at Ramadan's end.
No hearings or votes scheduled.