Ramadan is about more than fasting, Queer Muslim Naarm welcomes all
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A late-night spot for Ramadan and beyond: Nashville's Muslim-owned coffeeshops stay open, sans alcohol
Last Ramadan, Muslim Nashvillians had one late-night cafe option, The Horn. The Somali-owned chai and coffee house re-opened each night to long lines of customers breaking their daytime fast. Now, one year later, the city has two more Muslim-owned shops that want to make this sober nightlife culture a year-round thing. Listen At 10 p.m. on a recent weeknight, there is not a single seat open at Deir Cafe in Nashville’s Wedgewood-H…
Ramadan: A Journey of Renewal and Growth - The Companion
Fasting during Ramadan isn’t just about abstaining from food. It is a spiritual, emotional, and psychological journey. It is a holistic practice designed to nurture the soul, improve personal discipline, foster community bonds, and bring us closer to Allah. The beauty of fasting lies in its ability to harmonize the mind, body, and spirit while […] The post Ramadan: A Journey of Renewal and Growth appeared first on The Companion.
Ramadan is about more than fasting, Queer Muslim Naarm welcomes all
Contributor Abdurahman Katamish and Sasja Sÿdek from Queer Muslim Naarm reflect on inclusive Ramadan events, bringing people from all walks of life together. Ramadan occurs in late February or early March, depending on lunar sightings. During Ramadan Muslims across the globe begin a month devoted to fasting, self-reflection, and unity. From dawn to dusk each day, ... The post Ramadan is about more than fasting, Queer Muslim Naarm welcomes all ap…
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