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Here’s where you can celebrate Ramadan in Minnesota

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Muslims across the world began observing Ramadan, a month of fasting, prayer, and charity, on the evening of March 10. Muslims will fast from dawn until sunset for 30 days. Muslim-led organizations and mosques in Minnesota typically host free iftars, or breaking of the fast, for Muslims to come together.

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Here’s where you can celebrate Ramadan in Minnesota

Muslims across the world began observing Ramadan, a month of fasting, prayer, and charity, on the evening of March 10. Muslim communities in Minnesota will host events for the next several weeks to commemorate the Islamic holy month, while also raising money for relief efforts in Gaza and Sudan. Muslims will fast from dawn until sunset for 30 days. The first fast began on March 11. The holiday commemorates the month when the Qur’an, the Islamic …

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