IFTAR OF RAMADHAN

Iftar is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. It occurs right after the call to the Maghrib prayer. Key Traditions & Practices Breaking the Fast: Traditionally, the fast is broken by eating three dates and drinking water, following the practice (Sunnah) of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. Community & Charity: Iftar is often a communal event where families and friends gather. Providing iftar for others, especially those in need, is considered a highly rewarded act of charity. Spiritual Moment: The time just before iftar is believed to be an ideal moment for making supplications (dua), as prayers are said to be more likely accepted at this time. UNESCO recognizes Ramadan 'iftar' as intangible cultural ... Typical iftar menu: Hydration: Water, milk, fruit juices, or traditional drinks like Saharan tea. Starters: Dates, soups (like lentil or vegetable), and light appetizers such as samosas or croquettes. Main Courses: Protein-rich dishes like grilled fish, chicken, or meat served with rice or complex carbohydrates like wholemeal bread. Credits: #AIoverview #fb #fyp