Said Jumaa from FC "Al-Bataih" emphasized that for him family gatherings are one of the important aspects during the month of Ramadan. Besides football, he also loves to play volleyball, especially during this blessed month. He pointed out that one of his favorite dishes during Ramadan is "loukmat", especially when his mother prepares them at home.
In an interview for "Emirates Today", Said Jumaa talked about his rituals during Ramadan. He mentioned that after the sunset, he performs his prayers and engages in training at the club; if the team has group activities, but if not, he plays volleyball, which is an important part of his routine during this sacred month.
Said also highlighted that running before the time of breaking the fast, even if just for 15 minutes, is important for him. He also recounted the tradition of sending greetings to his relatives, brothers, sisters, and all family members in connection with the approach of Ramadan.
Said Jumaa, 26 years old, is a key player in the "Al-Bataih" national team. He participated in all the matches of the season up to the 18th round, starting in 15 matches out of 18 and playing 1307 minutes. He noted that "Al-Bataih" has performed significantly better following the new coach Farhad Majidi, securing victories against two major teams, such as "Al-Wahda" with a score of 2:0 in the 13th round and "Sharjah" in the 17th round.
He also expressed confidence that the team missed several important points, having drawn against "Dibba al-Hisn" 2:2 in the 16th round and drawn against "Kalba" without goals in the 18th round, matches that proved to be very significant. Despite this, he assured fans that the future of "Al-Bataih" looks promising. Currently, the team occupies 12th place in the league table with 16 points, which is not the most comforting result. He urged his teammates to strive for more points in the upcoming matches and to start avoiding risk zones in the championship, as well as to achieve a more comfortable position.
In future games, we will focus on presenting our best team and will diligently work to avoid risk zones this season. However, in the next season, our ambitions will strengthen in the pursuit of better placement.
