For everyone observing the Holy Month, this year was a very different experience. Normally synonymous with big family and friends gatherings, extravagant iftars, and spending quality time with loved ones, this Ramadan saw many having to break their fast solo.
However, solidarity, generosity and appreciation prevailed as the leading short-form video platform, TikTok, saw observants come together virtually to share a meal, while being provided the opportunity to support the underprivileged at the same time.
With cooking and food remaining a habit close to people in the region, especially during Ramadan, over 10,000 people came together for Iftar and Suhoor by creating videos for the #
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