Staying hydrated during Ramadan is essential, and traditional drinks play a key role in replenishing energy levels after a long day of fasting. From refreshing fruit-based beverages to nutrient ...

We take a look at some of the refreshing, thirst-quenching drinks associated with Ramadan from across the region. 1. Jallab. Jallab is a drink popular in the Levant region, ...

Favorite Ramadan drinks vary by country. In Jordan and Lebanon, tamer hindi, a tamarind-based beverage (seen above), is often offered alongside qamar al-deen, a thick apricot nectar. Amy E ...

This thirst-quenching drink is prepared with watermelon puree or syrup. It is added to chilled water along with sugar and mint leaves. These were some of the amazing beverage options for Ramadan. Tell ...

On the evening of Sunday, March 10 to Tuesday, April 9, 2024, many Muslims will observe the month of Ramadan. During this time, they will participate in fasting, praying, reflection, community ...

Electrolyte drinks help replenish what’s lost through sweat and keep you balanced and energised. So, this Ramadan, say goodbye to that sluggish feeling and hello to fresh energy with these electrolyte ...

Ramadan, the most important month of the year in the Muslim calendar, begins Sunday, May 5, and ends Tuesday, June 4. ... Ramadan is not only about fasting from food and drink, ...

Ramadan is also “for Muslims to engage in acts of charity by depriving themselves of food and drink,” Sayeed said. “They remember what it is to face bodily and material deprivation,” she ...

Muslims celebrating Ramadan cannot eat or drink anything, including water, during the daylight hours for the entire month. Fasting is an act of worship and has been practiced by Muslims during ...

As the sun sets each night during Ramadan, the call to prayer sounds on cellphones, in mosques — and, of course, in restaurants across Chicagoland. At many Muslim-owned establishments, diners ...

During Ramadan, refraining from even a bite to eat is a challenge, but what about a month of daylight hours without anything to drink? "After a long day — especially in summer — of fasting, one ...