Open Your Doors To Interesting Facts About Ramadan
Ramadan is the holy month of fasting and prayers for Muslims around the world. Ramadan usually begins and ends with the sighting of the crescent moon. And it is during this time Muslims practice self-restraint, in keeping with ṣawm (fasting from dawn to dusk).
Ramadan is an interesting period for all to observe the traditions and celebrations that come with the holy month. Here are our top interesting facts about Ramadan and Eid which we feel you should know.
Suhur & Iftar- The Two Main Meals Eaten During Ramadan
During the season of fasting for Muslims, they mainly eat during two times of the day- Suhur (pre-dawn) and Iftar(after the sunset). Suhur usually contains energy-rich foods with lots of proteins and carbs. This will help the ones who fast endure throughout the day. Whereas Iftar meals are lighter avoiding fatty foods and foods processed with sugar. Fruits, vegetables, and lean meat are good choices to have for Iftar.
Iftar Starts With Dates
The tradition of breaking the fast during Iftar is done by eating dates. Dates are followed with coffee, soup, and fried or baked stuffed pastry along with several other dishes. There are a couple of reasons why it is customary to start off with dates but mainly so because it provides a wide range of nutritional value and boosts of energy.
Fruit Juices Are Always Welcome
Smoothies are not only cool and refreshing but also provide nutritious health and energy, especially during times of Sohur or Iftar.
Celebrating The End Of Ramadan With Special Eid al-Fitr
The End of Ramadan is marked by the final breaking of the fast on the last day of Ramadan known as Eid al-Fitr. This time is usually set on the official sighting of the new moon. Friends and family gather around where large meals are prepared inside the household and celebrated.
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