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A Female Perspective on Ramadan in Cairo

Annelle Sheline | Posted 11.17.2009 | World

Read More: Islam, Cairo, Hijab, Eid, Woman, Oman, Female, Ramadan, Iftar, World News
Annelle Sheline

I was eager to experience Ramadan in Egypt. I would attempt to fast, but wondered how the experience would feel without the closeness of a family.

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Muslims and Jews Break Bread Together at 'Iftar in the Synagogue'

Naazish YarKhan | Posted 11.08.2009 | Chicago

Read More: Muslims, Interfaith Relationships, Jewish, Interfaith-Dialogue, Religion, Ramadan, Iftar, Chicago News
Naazish YarKhan

 Ignorance is the real enemy, and in an effort to mend fences and grow relationships Muslims and Jews in Chicago have been part of the Jewis...

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Ramadan 2009: America and Islam

James Zogby | Posted 10.20.2009 | Politics

Read More: Religion, Islam, Change, Department of Defense, US Marines, US Army, Muslim, Ramadan, Iftar, US Navy, US Air Force, American Muslims, Politics News
James Zogby

A primary factor accounting for the change and the growing recognition being given to Ramadan is the presence and vitality of a growing Muslim community.

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Can A Christian Learn from Ramadan?

Yvonne R. Davis | Posted 09.24.2009 | Living

Read More: Religion, Ramadan, Islam, Shabbat, News, Prophet Muhammad, World, Ummah Wahida, Evangelical, God, Sicily, Palermo, Ummah, G-D, Palermo Sicily, Fast, Qatar Ambassador to the United Nations, Muslim, Mosque, Allah, Fasting, Mecca, Spirituality, Ambassador Nassir Abdulaziz AI-Nasser, Ramadan Karim, Christianity, Iftar, Christian, Living, Prayers, Abraham Maslow, Living News
Yvonne R. Davis

As a Christian who worships the Shabbat, I believe Ramadan is a wonderful way for Christians to remember their Muslim brothers and sisters

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Rewind to Ramadan

Saadia Zahid | Posted 11.13.2008 | Style

Read More: Oud, Ramadan, Ramadan Underground Parties, Capitalism Middle East, Ramadan Sub-Culture, U.a.E., Arabic, Eid Al Fitr, Shisha, Kareem, Khaymas, Majlises, Suhour, Emirati, Iftar, Style News
Saadia Zahid

During Ramadan, nightlife transforms from shots at nightclubs to shots of morrocan tea and card games. Door policies switch from no national dress to no sleeveless tops and short dresses.

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