As Ramadan quickly approaches, the wide range of feelings that the holy month brings out will also come into sharp focus. From the anticipation of prayer and the opportunity to reflect to the anxiety around managing daily eating habits and behavioural change… all these emotions will be rising quickly.
Yet Ramadan will have a distinctly different taste to it this year.
Why so different?
Let us start with what defines the holy month: at its core, Ramadan is about worship, devotion, self-reflection, giving back to society and getting closer to your loved ones. From the perspective of activities it’s a time for family gatherings, heading to the mosque for prayers, and exploring the variet
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