It's Ramadan now, which is a special holy month for Muslims.
Every day Muslim people do not eat a thing until the sun goes down and say prayers. Before they have their Iftar, which is a big party dinner with family and friends, they have three dates to break their fast.
We had an Iftar, it was lovely. I tried a date and lots of other Arabic foods. I had two chocolate brownies, a sticky ball and a little almond cake for pudding.
There are very special lights for Ramadan in the city, but during the day I am not allowed to eat or drink outside!
Here is a traditional Ramadan lantern:
Every day Muslim people do not eat a thing until the sun goes down and say prayers. Before they have their Iftar, which is a big party dinner with family and friends, they have three dates to break their fast.
We had an Iftar, it was lovely. I tried a date and lots of other Arabic foods. I had two chocolate brownies, a sticky ball and a little almond cake for pudding.
There are very special lights for Ramadan in the city, but during the day I am not allowed to eat or drink outside!
Here is a traditional Ramadan lantern:
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