Dear MEL
Topic Readers,
Ramadan 2017:
Why is it so important for Muslims?
Every year
during the ninth-lunar-month, all healthy adult Muslims don’t eat or drink
between sunrise and sunset. Even though each culture has its own tradition, Ramadan
is practiced by more than one billion Muslims around the world as one of the holiest
events in Islam. Because of the long fast during the day, it makes Muslims
become more companionate to those in need. They also enjoy this holy month.
When they break the day’s fast, they have a large meal called “iftar,” which
usually is shared by extended family members and guests.
No wonder why
dusk-to-dawn curfews, if they were in force, are often lifted during Ramadan.
Muslims seem
to be reminded intensively what they believe in every year.
Enjoy reading
the text and learn what Ramadan is about.
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/05/muslims-ramadan-explained-170522153522413.html
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