For a successful Ramadan this year, we need to start preparing for it from now
Ramadan is coming Time for the Playboys to turn into Prayboys & the Barbies into Hijabis
Ramadan
is almost upon us! Yay! Seriously, you know you’re a Muslim when you
get so hyped for a month where you can’t eat or drink for most of the
day and you feel tired and crabby and can’t do anything during the
day…but still feel incredibly cheerful at the thought of. I LOVE
RAMADAN. I don’t care if I can’t eat/drink. I love the whole month.
Makes me so happy.
Interesting thing… For as long as I can remember, iftar got later every
evening as Ramadan went on because the earliest Ramadans I remember were
in winter and they began to slowly move towards fall and summer (and
the days kept getting longer, so Maghrib was later). But now… Ramadan
will cross the summer solstice for the first time in my life. The summer
solstice (June 21st) is the longest day of the year. Ramadan starts
June 18th. This means that for four days, iftar will get later every
day—as is usual—but once we cross the summer solstice, the days begin
getting slightly shorter. This means iftar will actually start getting
earlier for the rest of Ramadan because Maghrib will be like a minute
(or 30 seconds) earlier every day. I find that so cool because I’ve
never experienced that. Also, it’ll be a relief, lol.
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