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Muslims around globe break fasts at 1st iftar of Ramadan this year

During Ramadan, Muslims fasting begin after a pre-dawn meal known as suhoor and end with iftar -- a fast-breaking meal -- at sunset.

Anadolu Agency / Islamic Belief
Published 23.03.2023 22:21
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Muslims around globe break fasts at 1st iftar of Ramadan this year

This year, the longest fasting will be in Greenland's Nuuk city for 15 hours and 21 minutes, followed by Iceland's capital Reykjavik for 15 hours and 16 minutes, Finland's capital Helsinki for 15 hours one minute, and Stockholm and Glasgow with nearly 15 hours.

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