Muslims celebrate the coming of Ramadan as the sun rises on the
very first day of the holy month. They have the intention to
spend its days in continuous joy, devotion, and most
importantly, communicating with one another. How Muslims
celebrate Ramadan varies from one community to the other. This
has proved to be a source of cultural richness and diversity.
From the family gatherings, to the songs we sing and listen to,
and even the greetings we say to each another. Wherever you are
— North or South, East or West, tell us how you welcome this
dear guest. • How do you greet your family and friends? What do
you say or do? • What kind of food do you prefer to eat in the
Iftar? • What songs or nashids do you listen to? Related
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