The Mystical Moment of Iftar: A Celestial Symphony at Dusk
Iftar is the spiritual and communal breaking of the fast during Ramadan as sunset marks the end of the fasting day. The tradition intertwines faith and astronomy, with sunset signaling…
Iftar is the meal that Muslims consume to break their fast during the holy month of Ramadan. It occurs at sunset, following the call to the Maghrib prayer. Traditionally, the fast is broken with dates and water, followed by a larger meal that varies by culture and region. Iftar is not only a time for nourishment but also a communal event, often shared with family and friends or extended to the less fortunate. The practice embodies a spirit of generosity, reflection, and gratitude, marking the end of a day of fasting from dawn until sunset.
Iftar is the spiritual and communal breaking of the fast during Ramadan as sunset marks the end of the fasting day. The tradition intertwines faith and astronomy, with sunset signaling…