Between March and April this year, three of the world’s largest religions celebrate important dates.On March 1, the Muslim community started its annual fast of Ramadan, sometimes known as Ramzan.This month-long time of prayer and renewal is a cornerstone of Islam and allows the faithful to reflect on the year which has passed and the months ahead. Fasting is not an easy task and, therefore, is an overt sign of dedication to and recognition of a creator who cares for the people.
During Ramadan it is common for families to pray together at . . .
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