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Syrians begin first Ramadan without Assad family rule in decades

This Ramadan is the first since the downfall of the Assad family rule in Syria, marking a significant change for observant Muslims.
Many restaurants and coffee shops in Syria were either closed or opened during the day as people began fasting.
Interim Minister of Religious Affairs Hussam Haj-Hussein described this Ramadan as one of victory and liberation.
Violating the fasting rule could result in imprisonment for up to three months, according to Damascus resident Munir Abdallah.

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