Ramadan in your culture

Re: Ramadan in your culture

We do things quite similarly.

We don’t do any of the fried stuff either. Iftari is basically a date and tea, followed by the prayer and then dinner, which is a proper meal. In our culture, there are certain dishes people are more inclined to eat during Ramzaan, which are eaten as proper meals. Nothing terribly extravagant but a bit more substantial. I’ve never been keen on the fried, appetiser type snacks people talk about.