10 Eid Dishes From Around The World
Each day of Ramadan is challenging — with the insistent rumble of hunger, dull haze of dehydration, and days that always begin before dawn — but it also feels rewarding, meaningful, and, indeed, sacred. This holy month is a time when Muslims fast every day from sunup until sundown. No food or drink (including water) is consumed during daylight hours in a practice that allows people to refocus on their faith, look inward, and live in gratitude. Regular prayer, community service, charitable donations, and refraining from unjust acts are all part of Ramadan, as well.
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