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During Ramadan, after a long day of fasting and soul-soothing prayers, the body longs for energy, and by sundown, that first bite feels nothing short of heavenly. The evening call for Iftar isn’t just a signal to eat – it’s a moment every Muslim eagerly anticipates, a symbol of patience and devotion. That first taste
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Arden Noren
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During Ramadan, after a long day of fasting and soul-soothing prayers, the body longs for energy, and by sundown, that first bite feels nothing short of heavenly. The evening call for Iftar isn’t just a signal to eat – it’s a moment every Muslim eagerly anticipates, a symbol of patience and devotion. That first taste
